AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPolitical Probe: Philippine authorities say an unnamed Mindanao politician opposed to the administration allegedly financed a chartered flight linked to a 521-kilogram meth seizure in Laos; the investigation is ongoing. Cabinet Changes: India’s President accepted L. Murugan’s resignation as minister after he asked to return to grassroots politics and strengthen the BJP in Tamil Nadu. Government Reform: Papua New Guinea’s Parliament passed a bill bringing the National Executive Council secretary into a committee coordinating government policy and Cabinet decisions. No-Confidence Motion: Ireland’s Aontú plans to challenge Foreign Affairs Minister Helen McEntee over her handling of Garda whistleblower allegations, which she denies. Curaçao Accountability: The Court of Audit says Parliament could not retroactively legalize a former finance minister’s decision to write off about XCG 3.2 billion in tax assessments. Civil Liberties: Transparency International Sri Lanka urged the government to withdraw a proposed anti-terrorism bill, warning its broad powers could threaten rights and judicial oversight.
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