AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoG7 Finance Push on Hormuz: G7 ministers and central bankers meeting in Paris agreed the Strait of Hormuz must be reopened and warned the Middle East conflict is stoking energy, food and fertiliser supply-chain stress, while also pledging multilateral cooperation and keeping pressure on Russia. NATO Readiness Talk: NATO’s top Europe commander said he’s “thinking” about a possible Hormuz role, but stressed no formal planning is underway—while noting European navies are already considering options. Italy’s Energy Angle: Eni is weighing a third floating LNG platform in Mozambique’s Rovuma basin, aiming to build on its second Coral North project. Supply-Chain Pressure: The EU is reportedly leaning on longer-term plans—including cow manure—as it faces a fertiliser squeeze linked to Hormuz disruption. War-Crimes Court: In The Hague, a former Libyan prison boss faces ICC “confirmation of charges” hearings over alleged torture, rape and killings at Mitiga prison. Local Tech & Power: CEP USA opened its first US prefabricated substation plant in North Little Rock, partnering with SMA to supply medium-voltage power stations.
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