AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBRICS Diplomacy: India’s 18th BRICS summit in New Delhi ended with the New Delhi Declaration, a 45-page, 140-point push on terrorism, unilateral tariffs and West Asia—after India bridged UAE-Iran differences and kept the text focused on dialogue and diplomacy. Global Governance & Tech: Xi called BRICS the most influential platform for emerging markets and urged AI cooperation, while Putin renewed calls to expand UN Security Council representation for Asia, Africa and Latin America and to modernize IMF/World Bank/WTO. Health Security: WHO South-East Asia Region backed stronger, integrated TB action—earlier diagnosis, wider prevention and treatment access, financial protection, and readiness for new TB vaccines. Regional Connectivity: Malaysia pledged renewable-energy and connectivity cooperation under ASEAN sub-regional plans like IMT-GT, with emphasis on ASEAN Power Grid links and physical integration. Education Signals: PISA 2025 results show Asia’s students leading while OECD countries see reading and math declines, adding urgency to education and AI talent competition. Energy Transition: APEC energy ministers in Beijing adopted documents on universal access to high-quality energy and on mutual enhancement between AI and energy. Tech & Society: Dubai doubled down on AI as city infrastructure, aiming to embed it across government and daily life rather than isolated apps.
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