AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoBadminton Spotlight: India’s Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand stunned the world No. 4 Chinese pair to secure at least a bronze at the World Championships, booking semifinal action after a comeback win. Sports (Youth Football): Thailand crushed Malaysia 5-1 to keep its Srikandi Merdeka Cup final hopes alive, with Malaysia reduced to 10 after a red card. Publishing & Books (Japan): Keigo Higashino’s posthumous novel Eien no Kioku topped Japan’s Billboard Book Hot 100 with a record weekly points haul, while One Piece climbed on digital sales. Publishing & Books (India): Gandhi’s handwritten notes sold in Mumbai for $1.7m, underscoring global appetite for primary-source Indian history. Media/Publishing (US): The Pentagon moved to fire Stars and Stripes publisher and editor-in-chief, citing insubordination. Tech/Publishing (QR): The QR code’s creator chose not to patent it, helping the standard spread worldwide. Hong Kong Civil Liberties: Two prominent civil rights advocates were convicted under the National Security Law, facing up to a decade in prison.
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