AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWildfire Emergency: More than 300,000 people across seven Indonesian provinces suffered respiratory infections from August to October as fires spread toxic haze. Rain has brought some relief, but fires remain active and authorities are continuing cloud-seeding operations. Tensions With Singapore: Jakarta’s gas supply cuts and the haze crisis are set to dominate a meeting between the countries’ foreign ministers. Indonesia says it is meeting its contractual minimum while prioritizing domestic needs; Singapore is considering tougher haze laws and has widened its probe into companies linked to fires. Defence Ties: Indonesia and China have begun joint counter-terrorism training in Guangdong, focusing on mountain rescue, reconnaissance and unmanned systems. Rupiah Under Pressure: Higher oil prices are weighing on the rupiah, which is near a record low as emerging Asian currencies diverge. Online Crime: Indonesia and Australia agreed to boost immigration oversight and cooperation against cross-border scams.
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