AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCybersecurity & Governance: Philippines Senate website was reportedly defaced; officials say no sensitive data was compromised, while a hacktivist group “Nullsec Philippines” claimed responsibility and warned “transparency is not optional.” US Politics & Law: DOJ subpoenas major banks over claims they closed accounts tied to customers’ political views, while a separate DOJ move seeks dismissal of a criminal case against Turkey’s Halkbank after a deferred prosecution deal. India National Politics: PM Narendra Modi marked 12 years as India’s longest-serving elected PM; Congress and BJP traded accusations over party legacies and a Rajya Sabha nomination fight involving Meenakshi Natarajan, now headed to the Election Commission and Supreme Court. Israel: Likud confirmed Netanyahu will run again, after Trump publicly questioned whether he would. Taiwan Oversight: Vice President Hsiao announced nominees for Taiwan’s Control Yuan, including a human-rights advocate as president, pending legislative approval. Constitutional Reform: Liberia launched a dialogue on whether to amend or rewrite its 1986 Constitution. Australia Elections: One Nation gained an extra six months to court big donors after Labor delayed donation reforms, following a “Fire the Liar” slogan fundraising surge.
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