AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRegional Security: Eritrean troops have reportedly crossed into Ethiopia’s Tigray region as fighting between federal forces and Tigrayan forces escalates, raising fears of a wider conflict between the neighbours. Global Economy: The IMF warned governments face mounting debt, energy shocks and risks from the AI boom, as borrowing costs rise. ASEAN Diplomacy: Singapore says its 2027 chairmanship will seek deeper regional integration and wider partnerships with countries and blocs including the EU, Africa and the Pacific. Migration Policy: The U.S. proposes a $70,000 fee for international students seeking work training, up from about $500—potentially putting post-study jobs out of reach for many. Public Services: Ghana’s Upper East regional minister inspected and commissioned education and health projects, including classrooms and health facilities in underserved districts. Canadian Law: Canada will not expand assisted dying eligibility to people suffering solely from mental illness.
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