AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCSTO Summit: Moscow is expected to transfer the bloc’s rotating chairmanship to Tajikistan for 2027. President Emomali Rahmon is due to set out Dushanbe’s priorities as members consider a new anti-terrorism strategy. Cybersecurity: Researchers at CloudSek say a Kazakhstan-linked hacking group used an AI agent to steal more than 2,000 national security-related documents from Tajikistan’s electronic records system. Kazakhstan Ties: Rahmon’s recent visit to Astana produced agreements on fuel supplies, energy and mining, plus a roadmap to expand trade through 2030; Kazakhstan also backed Tajikistan’s bid for a UN Security Council seat. Rights Concerns: At Tajikistan’s UN review, member states urged authorities to release detained journalists, lawyers and activists and protect freedom of expression.
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