AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWomen, Peace & Security: A new Georgetown WPS Index ranks Denmark top for women’s inclusion and safety, while Yemen sits near the bottom (181st), underscoring how conflict keeps pushing women and girls out of justice and security. UNICEF: UNICEF says Gaza’s children are trapped in a cycle of fleeing, hunger, and lack of safe water and schooling, with one 10-year-old describing life in a tent while “they keep firing at us.” Red Sea Security: Yemen’s government forces report Houthi ballistic missile strikes near Hanish Island, injuring 3 fishermen and leaving others missing, as naval units also seize alleged Iran-supplied drone-making equipment and shoot down a Houthi reconnaissance drone. Finance Crackdown: Yemen’s Central Bank suspends licenses of exchange and remittance firms over regulatory and anti-money laundering violations. Diplomacy: Yemen’s foreign minister meets Bahrain’s top diplomat, with both sides stressing support for peace and freedom of navigation in Bab al-Mandab and beyond. Local Governance & Courts: Amran’s primary courts clear 8,118 cases in 1447 AH, aiming to reduce delays in 1448 AH. Culture & Community: Sana’a reports successful tribal mediation ending a murder dispute in Sanhan, while Hajjah holds funerals for three martyrs. OIC Leadership: Mauritania’s Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed is elected new OIC secretary-general, with Palestine placed at the top of priorities.
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