AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoBrexit Fallout: Sweden has ordered elderly Britons to leave within days under its post-Brexit crackdown, sparking a fresh row after reports that many were never individually contacted to apply for residency. Repatriation Push: Armenia’s PM Nikol Pashinyan says return trends are strengthening, citing 2025 figures showing more people coming back than leaving, and pointing to the iGorts program to make return “more practical and reliable.” Nordic Culture: Stockholm rapper Yung Lean will stage his first major visual art exhibition, “Collected Works 2016–2026,” opening Sept. 25 at Torsgatan 22. Energy & Security: Germany has arrested a second Ukrainian suspect in the Nord Stream sabotage case, alleging he took part in the dives. Wildfire Response: Belgium’s record High Fens wildfire is surrounded, but flare-ups continue as firefighters coordinate with aircraft from multiple countries, including Sweden. Business Watch: Volvo Construction Equipment says its U.S. expansion is now producing more than half of North American machine supply in Pennsylvania, with first American-built excavators and loaders rolling out.
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