AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAI & Protest: In San Francisco, Wynd Kaufman, a retired teacher and StopAI supporter, has become the first person jailed for blocking OpenAI’s headquarters in an anti–AI protest, with campaigners calling her the “Rosa Parks of AI risk.” U.S.-Morocco Trade & Western Sahara Links: A U.S. Embassy team visited the Dakhla Atlantic Port, framing it as part of Washington’s push for investment in Morocco and the Western Sahara territory, while earlier U.S. funding also backed Laayoune ammonia planning. Green Ammonia for Laayoune: KBR was selected by ORNX Green Hydrogen to run the Pre-FEED phase for a world-scale, low-carbon ammonia project in the Laayoune region, targeting ~560,000 tons/year and ~900 MW of electrolyzer capacity, supported by USTDA. MINURSO Leadership: UN Secretary-General António Guterres appointed Pakistan’s Maj Gen Jawwad Ahmed as the new MINURSO Force Commander, succeeding a Bangladeshi general. Sahrawi Cause via Tech: Algerian academics at a Polisario Summer University urged Sahrawi use of digital tools and social media to counter disinformation and strengthen advocacy. Ceuta Shockwaves: Coverage continues to unpack the late-July Ceuta mass crossing and the role of online misinformation, border pressure, and political fallout across Europe.
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