AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBorder Enforcement: UK authorities are cracking down on half-term travellers bringing meat and dairy back from the EU, warning that prohibited items like cheese, cured meats and milk can be confiscated and destroyed, with fines up to £5,000 (and possible prosecution) for undeclared goods. Nordic-India Push: In Oslo, Prime Minister Modi’s meetings with Nordic leaders are turning into a bigger economic and strategic drive, with a Green Strategic Partnership and a broader Green Technology and Innovation roadmap spanning clean energy, blue economy, digital and defence-linked cooperation. Trade Reality Check: India’s export growth is outpaced by faster import growth, widening the trade deficit—FTAs may open doors, but the numbers still bite. Life Sciences Moves: Merck’s KEYTRUDA + Padcev combo won a positive EU CHMP opinion for a bladder cancer use case, while Pharming secured EU marketing authorization for Joenja (leniol isib) for APDS. Energy Policy Tension: Norway warned the EU that its methane rules could disrupt oil and gas output and even raise upstream emissions. Local Finance Signal (Liechtenstein): Liechtenstein’s PM told finance leaders that stability and continuity are the priority as global change accelerates.
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