AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoIndia–China Diplomacy: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar says ties are “better” than in 2025 and 2024 after the 2020 border standoff eased, with normal contacts and exchanges expected to recover. West Asia Pressure on Food and Energy: Jaishankar warns of a “major food crisis” ahead as wars and a super El Niño strain energy, fertiliser and finance for the Global South. Malaysia–Qatar on Ceasefire: Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim agrees with Qatar’s emir on ending the West Asia war, speeding humanitarian aid and strengthening peace efforts. Central Asia Digital Trade: A regional draft proposes mutual recognition of electronic documents and closer alignment on data and AI rules to make cross-border business easier across five Central Asian states. Malaysia Hydrogen Reality Check: An analyst cautions Sarawak against expanding hydrogen incentives before there are enough commercial buyers willing to pay viable prices. Business & Markets: PSA International and Granite Asia launch a US$50m innovation fund to scale port and logistics tech; Skyworks gets regulatory clearance to proceed with its Qorvo merger.
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