AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoClimate Risk for Sudan: A new study warns that “super El Niño” could drive extreme heat deaths worldwide, with Sudan projected to face about 17,500 additional heat-related deaths between September and February (part of a global estimate of 451,000). The research links the spike to record-warm Pacific waters and says impacts may linger into mid-2027, raising pressure on health systems and outdoor workers. UN Security Council Reform Push: At UNGA 81, Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu (read by VP Kashim Shettima) renewed calls for at least two permanent African Security Council seats with full rights, including veto power as long as it exists, plus five non-permanent seats—arguing the 1945 power structure can’t govern the world of 2026. Sudan War Diplomacy: The US and Sudan traded statements over legitimacy and peace efforts, with Washington urging a humanitarian truce and inclusive dialogue while Khartoum stressed sovereignty and national institutions. Water, Food, Livelihoods: A FAO-backed project in Sudan’s Red Sea State supported by China is helping conflict-affected families rebuild more sustainable livelihoods, including livestock feed support for households hit by drought and war.
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