AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCanada’s Security Agenda: Mark Carney launched the country’s first national security strategy in more than 20 years, linking sovereignty to economic resilience, stronger institutions and alliances. Ministers also accepted all recommendations in six Auditor General reports, spanning dental care, emergency supplies and border revenue. Regional Growth: Malaysia’s Anwar urged Bursa Malaysia to help more mid-sized firms expand and create jobs. Kazakhstan’s president outlined a 6.5 trillion-tenge infrastructure programme alongside plans for energy security and AI. Water Access: Ghana’s Bodi District Assembly partnered with World Vision Ghana to improve safe water and sanitation in underserved communities. Global Risks: The World Bank warned commodity prices could rise 23% in 2026 as conflict and supply disruptions hit energy and food markets. Conservation funding has fallen for a second year, raising concerns about global biodiversity commitments. Israel’s Political Outlook: With neither bloc securing a clear majority, coalition talks loom; Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said he hopes a new government will reopen peace negotiations.
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