AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFinancial Crime: Monaco, Bulgaria, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Ivory Coast were removed from the FATF’s money-laundering watchlist after completing reforms. Energy and Food: At the G20 meeting in Atlanta, India’s S. Jaishankar warned that attacks, sanctions and chokepoints were making energy supplies unpredictable and prices unaffordable. The World Bank also forecast a 23% rise in commodity prices by year-end, with conflict and El Niño pushing food costs higher. Global Diplomacy: Jaishankar held talks with counterparts from the EU, Canada, Germany, Brazil, Mexico and Argentina, while US Secretary of State Marco Rubio urged G20 cooperation amid conflicts and economic risks. Health Preparedness: Canada and the EU agreed to coordinate medical supply chains and investments to strengthen responses to future health emergencies. China-Germany Ties: Premier Li Qiang called for closer cooperation on trade, autos, AI and green development, despite rising protectionism.
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