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US Deportation Due Process: A US appeals court struck down Trump-era “third-country” deportations, saying migrants must get advance notice of the destination and a real chance to raise fears of persecution or torture—after reports that people were told only hours into flights, including to the Central African Republic. CAR Human Stories: Multiple reports spotlight deportees arriving in CAR without papers or ties, including an Afghan woman who says she was treated “like animals” in ICE detention before being sent to Bangui. CAR Info War: An Anthropic investigation says Russian-linked actors used AI to shape pro-Russia, anti-France messaging in CAR via Bangui radio and state-aligned outlets. Ebola in the Region: MSF warns DR Congo’s Ebola outbreak is spreading into new areas near the CAR border, even as some officials say transmission may be slowing. Culture & Community: MINUSCA recognized an Indonesian peacekeeping contingent in Bangui, underscoring ongoing stabilization work tied to local life. Media Freedom: MFWA launched a legal support fund for journalists under an EU-backed program implemented in CAR, aiming to protect press freedom and safety.

Note: AI summary from news headlines; neutral sources weighted more to help reduce bias in the result. Feedback is welcome. Please let us know if you have any comments or suggestions about the AGP Executive Report.

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Jul. 2, 2026

Pocfarmer opens first Bangui office as Africa expansion advances

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