AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLebanon–Hezbollah Standoff: Syria’s interim president Ahmed al-Sharaa again ruled out any Syrian military intervention in Lebanon, saying Damascus wants “economic channels” and political dialogue instead, while still leaving the door open to talks with Hezbollah if it protects Syrian and Lebanese interests. US–Iran Diplomacy: Negotiators in Switzerland agreed to a Lebanon “deconfliction cell” after tensions nearly derailed talks, but US threats tied to the Strait of Hormuz and Lebanon fighting kept the process fragile. Refugees and Returns: With security worsening in Lebanon, more Syrian refugees are returning home; UNHCR says hundreds of thousands have returned from Lebanon since early 2025, with departures accelerating in 2026. Regional Business Impact: West Asia tourism fell 14% in early 2026 as war fears spread, hitting visitor numbers and revenue expectations across the region. Sanctions/Finance Watch: Nepal remains on FATF’s grey list, underscoring how compliance gaps can keep financing costs and banking access tight.
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