AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoInternational Courts: The US is ratcheting up pressure on the International Criminal Court, and more countries are quitting—Venezuela and Chad join Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger as withdrawals grow amid leadership turmoil. Global Economy: The IMF says the world economy has stayed resilient after six months of US-Iran war, but uncertainty remains high, with energy shocks, public debt and inflation-fighting still looming. Energy & Shipping: Oil prices are climbing again as Middle East tensions intensify, while diesel shortages and refinery disruptions are squeezing global supply and boosting refining margins. Climate: UNEP warns the planet is on track to cross 1.5°C soon, urging an “overshoot, peak, and decline” path to limit damage. Diplomacy & Cooperation: Korea and the US held a public diplomacy forum focused on expanding cooperation with the Global South, while ASEAN and China pushed deeper health ties aimed at resilient, future-ready systems. BRICS Summit: PM Modi says BRICS talks in Delhi will deliver “positive and meaningful” discussions on global welfare as security ramps up for the leaders’ arrival. Tech & Industry: China unveiled a plan to make NEVs dominate by 2030, and AI firms are increasingly building for global markets from the start. Business Partnerships: ISS expanded a North America facility-services deal, and Infineon and SolarEdge extended collaboration for 800V DC protection tech for AI data centers.
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