AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoDutch Defence & Ukraine: The Netherlands says it has hit its limit on direct military aid to Ukraine, after spending €9.1bn since the war began and pledging another €11.6bn, raising questions about Patriot missile supply capacity. Middle East Energy: Trump reversed plans for a 20% Strait of Hormuz cargo fee, saying Gulf states will instead make trade and investment deals with the US, as renewed strikes and attacks again threaten a key global oil and gas route. Competition & Consumer Rights: Mexico lawmakers plan an anti-trust complaint against Sony over its move to stop printing physical games in 2028, arguing it could reduce competition and force purchases through Sony’s store. Rail Travel Friction: NS wants to make “bags on laps or in the luggage rack” the norm on Dutch trains, aiming to reduce seat-taking disputes without fines. Energy M&A: ARC Resources shareholders backed Shell’s $16.4bn takeover, clearing another step toward closing in 2H 2026. Curaçao Economy: Curaçao logged a record first half for tourism, with 437,086 stayover visitors (+9%), with the Netherlands the biggest source market.
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