AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoForeign Influence Row: Malaysia’s opposition is demanding proof after PAS alleged US officials tried to shape the country’s leadership; the US embassy issued a categorical denial. Labour & Politics: In Trinidad and Tobago, labour leaders are split on whether political ties delivered results or diluted unions’ collective voice. Urban Renewal: Ghana’s local government minister says Korle Lagoon’s slum will be cleared after a military-led evacuation and turned into high-rise container housing, alongside lagoon dredging. Energy Governance: South Africa’s Eskom posts strong recovery figures, but a looming government push on transmission grid ownership raises fears of renewed instability. Far-Right Test in Germany: Saxony-Anhalt votes Sunday as AfD seeks power for the first time, with deportations and school segregation among its platform. US Immigration Rule: DHS ends birthright citizenship for children of certain foreign government employees, expanding a diplomatic-style exception. Political Culture Watch: Ghanaian commentary warns that insults and abuse are crowding out democratic debate. Housing Politics (NZ): National promises wider access to 5% first-home deposits by raising income caps under the First Home Loan scheme.
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