AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoGreen litigation: Greenpeace Netherlands has asked a Dutch court to force JBS (Premier Beehive’s parent) to disclose details on its $6bn global expansion, nearly half aimed at Nigeria, as the group prepares a “duty of care” challenge over climate, nature and human-rights impacts. Housing market: Dutch existing home prices rose 4% year-on-year in June (average €496,235), with growth slowing versus earlier months and more sales as investors offload rentals. Energy & infrastructure: Rijkswaterstaat is closing the Papendrecht bridge for nine months and the Merwedebrug for freight, triggering major Rotterdam-area traffic disruption and extra ferries. Security trend: The Netherlands saw 581 explosive attacks or attempts in the first half of 2026, down 124 versus 2025, with authorities focusing on younger perpetrators, organisers, and access to explosives. Telecom: KPN trimmed its 2026 service revenue outlook after weaker business-market momentum in Q2. AI & business: Tungsten Automation reshuffled leadership to expand partnerships and sales, while debate over AI data-centre expansion is moving from protests into legislation.
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