AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoASEAN Summit: Manila’s Nov. 15–17 gathering is drawing scrutiny over its ₱22.9-billion hosting allocation, summit disruptions and a protest march opposing the U.S.-led Pax Silica initiative and Donald Trump’s expected visit. The government says it is ready for an audit; affected vendors are promised ₱10,000 each and food packs. Myanmar: Human Rights Watch is urging leaders to press the junta to halt attacks, allow humanitarian aid and pursue talks on a civilian transition. Junta chief Min Aung Hlaing will not attend. Trade: Brazil’s President Lula is heading to Manila to deepen food and energy ties, even as a Philippine 60-day pork import ban complicates exports; a bilateral business forum is planned. Digital Security: Malaysia says it is ASEAN’s only Tier 1-ready country for post-quantum cryptography, citing efforts to build local cybersecurity expertise and protect national data. Pacific Health: Researchers and policymakers have launched a regional declaration promoting sustainable school meals to address child malnutrition, chronic disease and environmental pressures.
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