AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSports & Culture: Filipino gymnast Carlos Yulo was formally recognized in the Philippine Senate for becoming the first Filipino to win Asian Games gymnastics gold twice at Aichi-Nagoya 2026. Film & Media: Jasmine Curtis-Smith is set to star in the Asian-led romantic comedy “We Could Be in Love,” with production starting in New York and Manila. Regional Arts: Busan International Film Festival opens its 10-day run in South Korea with its first “A-list” accreditation and 247 selections from 59 countries. AI Governance: Bangladesh’s ICT minister urged trust, capacity-building and international cooperation for responsible AI in public services, warning against an “AI divide.” Economy & Disasters: Nepal’s growth is projected to slow after the Rasuwa flood, with the World Bank citing damage to hydropower, transport and services. Energy Security: The World Bank warns Bangladesh’s growth is being held back by energy bottlenecks and financial vulnerabilities. Geopolitics: Russia’s Lavrov said NATO statements are being closely watched as tensions rise. Environment: UNICEF warns El Niño-linked extremes could hit children across Asia-Pacific with higher flood and drought risks.
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