AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDiplomacy & Security: U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio told ASEAN in Manila that Washington “will never abandon” partners, while warning Iran’s push to control and toll the Strait of Hormuz could set a dangerous precedent for the region’s economy and shipping. Regional Cooperation: Japan’s foreign minister also pledged tighter ASEAN coordination on maritime security, critical minerals, AI, and disaster response, with East Timor included as a new ASEAN member. Arts & Culture: Portuguese singer Luís Represas, a longtime voice of Trovante and a supporter of the Timorese cause, has died at 69. Sports Media: The French Tennis Federation and beIN extended their Roland-Garros broadcasting deal through 2031 across 34 territories, keeping the tournament’s coverage locked in for MENA and Asia. Travel & Mobility: A passport update lists Timor-Leste among destinations offering visa-on-arrival access for Nigerians. Digital Society: A UN report says Asia-Pacific scam losses hit at least $88B in 2025, with syndicates using AI and relocating to evade crackdowns.
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