AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoASEAN Summit: More than 23,000 security personnel are preparing for the Nov. 15–18 Manila summit, where U.S. President Donald Trump is expected on Nov. 17. Police say they will allow peaceful protests, despite urging groups to postpone demonstrations. Markets and AI: Asian shares mostly rose as strong chip demand lifted Taiwan, South Korea and Japan, even as U.S. inflation weighed on Wall Street. South Korea also pledged $20 million to an ADB fund for AI development projects across the region. APEC Disruptions: Shenzhen’s summit preparations will restrict air cargo from Nov. 16–20, with reduced domestic flight capacity and possible diversions disrupting shipments. Passenger Data: Thai Airways says a breach at its booking-system provider may have exposed records for about 60,500 passengers, including names, travel details and, in some cases, passport numbers. Wildlife Crime: Indonesian investigators are pursuing a trafficking network after an intermediary was sentenced to nine years over a 3-tonne pangolin-scale shipment bound for Cambodia.
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