AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoConstitutional Showdown: Nepal’s Supreme Court has ordered a five-member Constitutional Bench to hear petitions challenging the government’s Asset Investigation Commission, escalating a dispute over how such cases should be assigned. Party Power Struggle: Malaysia’s Johor DAP delegates will decide whether to keep government posts after a special congress, with Teo Nie Ching insisting Johor won’t dictate the outcome. Judicial & Political Scrutiny: UK Reform leader Nigel Farage’s parliamentary standards probe into undeclared gifts and funding has restarted after his Clacton by-election win. Price Regulation Push: Sri Lanka’s President urged stronger price controls via state retail and co-operatives, arguing competition alone can’t tame prices in a small market. Elections Watch: Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vucic says parliamentary elections could be held in October or November. Human Rights Ahead of Vote: Kazakhstan rights groups warn of escalating pressure on independent journalists before parliamentary elections. Regional Politics: Chad’s president pardoned opposition leader Success Masra, setting up his release after more than a year in jail. Independence Day Politics: India’s President Droupadi Murmu is set to deliver her Independence Day-eve address.
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