AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoQuad Security: India, the US, Japan and Australia agreed to expand maritime exercises, strengthen critical-minerals and technology supply chains, and commit more than $85 million to trusted AI access across the Indo-Pacific. Their plans include a maritime surveillance exercise in 2027 and action against cyber-scam networks. New Zealand Election: Labour says it would reassess the country’s alignment with Washington and restore an independent foreign policy if it wins the November 7 vote, while maintaining ties with both the US and China. G20 Diplomacy: India’s foreign minister urged members to resist “predatory” trade practices and protect countries’ ability to industrialise, as supply-chain resilience topped talks in Atlanta. Trade Diversification: Canada is pursuing new partnerships, including in the Asia-Pacific, as it seeks to double trade outside the US over the next decade. Philippine Games: A new platform, Alon, will showcase games by Filipino developers to publishers and investors; it is non-exclusive and charges a 15% fee.
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