AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoChad–Korea Diplomacy: South Korea’s foreign ministry says Seoul met Chad’s deputy foreign minister and is pushing deeper cooperation on education, health, and development assistance as the two countries mark 65 years of ties. Security in the Lake Chad Basin: Nigerian forces, with US support, report multiple operations against ISWAP in Borno, including a strike that killed 21 fighters and another that killed 13, while separate reports say ISWAP’s leadership is under pressure after the killing of senior commander Abubakar Mainok and his close lieutenants. Chad Border/Regional Spillover: Reuters reports survivors of the al-Fashir assault in Sudan describe atrocities by Rapid Support Forces, with the conflict’s reach increasingly felt across the Chad-Sudan border. Chad-Linked Incident: Libya’s defense ministry says four Libyan nationals abducted in Chad have been freed after ransom demands, with two hostages reportedly killed during captivity. Governance & Democracy Watch: Analysts warn Chad’s opposition crackdown could set the stage for a return to one-party rule. Business & Investment Signals: South Korea also urged Libya to expand Korean company presence in oil and refining, while a separate investor note highlights a Chad CEO scheduled to present on carbon markets.
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