AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUN/World Heritage: UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee in Busan added 25 new sites to the 2026 list, bringing the total to 1,273 worldwide; six were also placed on the World Heritage in Danger list, including Lebanon’s ancient port city of Tyre, with threats tied to conflict and instability. Lebanon Agriculture & Food Security: The Lebanese government, UN agencies and EU funding launched a programme to support conflict-affected farming households, targeting 2,000 families with cash assistance; 46,500 hectares have been affected and 1.24 million people face acute food insecurity. Environmental Harm from War: A Lebanon-focused report says Israeli forces sprayed glyphosate on southern border villages; lab tests on soil samples reportedly found glyphosate at very high concentrations, raising long-term risks for land, water, people and livestock. Security & Land: The IDF said a Hezbollah drone struck an engineering bulldozer in southern Lebanon’s “security zone,” calling it a ceasefire violation—another reminder of how conflict disrupts land and livelihoods.
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