AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMaritime Security: India’s Jaishankar warned that attacks on commercial shipping in the Black Sea are “absolutely unacceptable,” after incidents that killed Indian seafarers and left others stranded at Chornomorsk. Middle East Shipping: Hormuz traffic inched up as strikes continued, but Kpler flagged Gulf crude exports still impaired by security risk and war-risk costs. Red Sea Risk Management: Reuters reported Saudi crude tankers bound for India “went dark” by switching off AIS transponders to avoid Red Sea curbs, highlighting how shipping is adapting to blockade threats. Aviation Safety: The Philippine Space Agency said debris from China’s Long March 6A rocket may have fallen near Northern Luzon and urged people not to touch suspected material. Rail & Rolling Stock: Hitachi and Toshiba began shipping new shinkansen-style high-speed train cars to Taiwan after years of talks. Ports & Logistics: India is targeting 700+ MTPA of additional port capacity by 2030, while Samudera Shipping posted a 12% revenue rise in 1H2026. Urban Transport: Maharashtra fast-tracked a Pune–Pimpri-Chinchwad e-RTS pilot for metro-like electric rapid transit. Disaster Response: China’s Chongqing landslide death toll rose to 51 with 10 still missing as underwater searches continue. Shipbuilding: Subic Bay launched HD Hyundai’s 115,000-ton crude tanker Orion Jade, signaling a revival of large-scale shipbuilding in the Philippines.
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