AGP Executive Report
Last update: 15 minutes agoIndia–Bangladesh ties: Bangladesh’s adviser on policy and strategy, Zahed Ur Rahman, returned from New Delhi in an “instant protest” after alleging mistreatment, while Dhaka signalled it still wants improved trade and commerce with India. South Asia politics: In Jharkhand ahead of Rajya Sabha elections, the NDA moved opposition MLAs to a Ranchi hotel as parties plan strategy for June 18 voting. India governance & rights: India’s Supreme Court sought responses on a plea challenging Aadhaar being used as proof of citizenship and age, despite the Aadhaar Act’s limits. India exam crackdown: India temporarily blocked Telegram ahead of the NEET-UG 2026 re-test, citing organised cheating and fake paper-leak channels, and also ordered limits on message editing. Bangladesh–China economic push: Bangladesh approved the Tk4,189 crore Chinese Economic and Industrial Zone in Anwara, with PM directives tying the project to waste management and renewable energy integration. Japan–regional policy: Japan approved a first nationwide rollout of LGBTQ+ education resources across schools, workplaces, universities and homes. Central Europe diplomacy: India and Slovakia elevated ties to a comprehensive partnership during Modi’s visit, with cooperation spanning defence, cybersecurity, jobs, education and technology. Japan monetary policy: The Bank of Japan raised its key rate to 1.0%, warning West Asia-driven oil and weak-yen risks could lift inflation. China–Myanmar: Xi Jinping urged steady progress on the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor and reiterated support for Myanmar’s sovereignty.
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