AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoBaghdad Commuting Crunch: With about 3 million cars on the road but only around 1,000 buses and a driver shortage, Iraq’s capital is bracing for heavier traffic as the new academic year starts Sept. 20 and 12 million+ students return. Heritage vs Housing: Iraq’s State Board of Antiquities and Heritage denied claims that archaeological sites are being destroyed for housing, saying projects can proceed only after rescue excavation, documentation, and clearance under Iraqi law. Aviation Disruptions for Travelers: Renewed US-Iran escalation is driving flight delays and cancellations across the Gulf, with Dubai and Abu Dhabi seeing impacts on routes including India–UAE services. Kirkuk Security Crackdown: Iraq’s National Security Service detained Kirkuk Customs Directorate employees under judicial orders, following earlier anti-corruption arrests tied to alleged extortion of travelers. Travel Safety Watch: US embassy warnings urge citizens to exercise caution amid regional tensions, with air corridors and schedules still under strain.
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