AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSecurity: At least 10 police officers, including a senior officer, were killed and 18 militants died in a clash in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa after a police team returned from an operation against illegal gold mining. Politics: Imran Khan’s sisters Uzma and Noreen were released after 53 days in detention; their party says Aleema remains jailed. Khan has urged opposition unity, while PTI leaders raised concerns about Shah Mahmood Qureshi’s health after he fell in prison. Climate and Investment: At COP31, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif pressed for grant-based climate finance. The Asian Development Bank approved $500 million in disaster financing, as Islamabad’s minerals forum drew investors from more than 60 countries. Energy: Pakistan and Kuwait agreed to continue diesel and jet-fuel supplies. At Chashma, the inner safety dome for a new nuclear unit has been installed, with power generation targeted for 2030. Air Quality: Lahore’s hazardous smog has forced the relocation of the Pakistan-Sri Lanka Test to Rawalpindi. Cricket: Pakistan’s Under-19 team thrashed Bangladesh to reach Sunday’s Asia Cup final against India; the senior side holds a 45-run lead over Sri Lanka in the first Test.
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