AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMaritime Security: RIMPAC 2026 wrapped its 30th run with 30 nations and record participation, underscoring that no single country can secure Pacific sea lanes alone. Regional Drills: SEACAT 2026 kicked off in Singapore with 16 Indo-Pacific partner nations, using a refreshed MAROPS forum and senior leader sessions to sharpen crisis response and cooperation. Cable Concerns: A Chinese-flagged “research vessel” was reported hovering over the US-Taiwan undersea cable network, raising fresh worries about intelligence gathering near critical infrastructure. Finance & Leadership: Mastercard reshuffled its Asia Pacific leadership, naming new senior executives including a new Core Payments EVP and a regional CFO change. Brunei Tourism: Brunei will showcase its coffee culture overseas via a Brunei Coffee Trail in Miri, aiming to draw more visitors across the border. Local Community: Tutong’s festival drew hundreds with a parade, fireworks and bazaar, spotlighting community culture and support for local SMEs.
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