AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMyanmar Conflict Watch: A conflict monitor says Myanmar’s military has sharply escalated attacks on civilians since a new administration took office, pointing to intensified aerial bombing and harsher repression after a March command reshuffle. Fuel & Cost of Living: Fuel prices in Yangon eased, with diesel dropping by more than 700 kyats per liter, helping reduce queues after a temporary tax break on imported HSD diesel. ASEAN Diplomacy: ASEAN foreign ministers wrapped up talks in Manila with renewed pledges on regional flashpoints, while the Middle East war dominated discussions due to risks to energy and food stability. Regional Security & Corruption: Malaysia will host the Asean-PAC secretariat meeting to strengthen anti-graft cooperation, with Myanmar among participating agencies. Cross-Border Crime: Thai authorities say they raided a luxury hotel allegedly used as a secret base for drug parties, gambling and arranged services tied to a Chinese group, with Myanmar suspects also detained. Humanitarian Pressure: Rohingya refugee schools in Malaysia are shutting as harassment and online hate speech rise, leaving children afraid to attend classes. Trade & Industry Linkages: China’s Pinglu Canal is set to open in September, aiming to cut transport time and logistics costs and expand trade links between inland China and ASEAN.
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