AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoASEAN Trade Talks: Over 80 civil society groups across AANZFTA members have urged governments to remove Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) rules from the updated ASEAN-Australia-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement, with a review set to begin in Melbourne on 24 June. Brunei Leadership: The Sultan of Brunei marks his 80th birthday, with no succession signs, while Prince Abdul Mateen has been appointed chief of diplomacy as Foreign Minister. Regional Environment: The Maldives will host the World Cleanup Day Leaders Academy Asia 2026 (19–22 June), bringing together environmental leaders including participants from Brunei. Sports in the region: Sabah’s Samoc Masters Open Athletics drew 768 athletes, highlighting growing demand for Masters events. Film buzz: Chinese family drama “Dear You” is set for release in Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei on 18 June, after major international distribution deals. Energy & policy: Australia’s fuel excise rebate decision is expected next week as the Middle East ceasefire deal’s impact is assessed.
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