AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoOnline Safety Law: New Zealand’s coalition is pushing an Online Safety bill to ban under-16s from social media, shifting new duties onto platforms despite Act Party doubts. Government Accountability: UK watchdogs say England’s energy performance certificate enforcement is effectively stalled, with a follow-up audit finding zero meaningful implementation. Public Safety Ops: Zambia’s police are running intelligence-led security risk assessments at key government sites nationwide. Court Orders: Nepal’s Supreme Court ordered the government to clear dairy farmers’ unpaid dues, citing constitutional rights violations. Scottish Politics: SNP minister Ben Macpherson resigned from the Scottish Government for health reasons. Curaçao Governance: A court ordered Curaçao to pay nearly XCG 3.5m to a psychiatric clinic, while spending plans for 2027 rose by about XCG 50m. Middle East & Diplomacy: Iran says it has not been officially invited to join the Mecca joint defense pact; EU urged Israel to withdraw the E1 settlement tender. Cybersecurity: Myanmar’s government and IT sector were targeted in Operation QUICSILVER using graduation-themed lures to deliver a backdoor. Local Economy: England and Wales business rates reviews for pubs and hotels face calls to extend relief to travel firms.
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