AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCanada–U.S. Relations Poll: A new State of the Nation survey finds Canadians see the U.S. as a bigger threat than China, with economic shocks and immigration topping worries. Housing Policy Debate: Research questions whether inclusionary zoning—pushing affordability onto developers—may be suppressing overall homebuilding, intensifying the supply crunch. Voting Rights: A national survey shows strong public support for pro-voting reforms, including early voting, more poll workers, and expanded mail options. Israel Constitutional Divide: Opinion argues Israel needs a “thin constitution” to bridge political splits, alongside inquiry, burden-sharing, and prime-minister term limits. South Africa Security & Society: South Africa reports over 1 million international tourists in August and rolls out GBVF and femicide recovery measures, while separate reporting flags dozens of suspected political killings ahead of local elections. AI Governance: California’s new law bars lawyers from delegating legal work to generative AI without verification, as U.S. debates over state AI rules keep heating up. International Law: A coalition challenges U.S. sanctions targeting the ICC, framing it as an attack on independent international justice.
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