AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWorld Cup Round of 32: Norway’s knockout path is set after France’s 4-1 win in the group finale, with Erling Haaland rested for that match; Norway now face Ivory Coast in Arlington on Tuesday, while Brazil take on Japan and Germany play Paraguay. Football controversy: Brazilians are grumbling that Argentina’s route to the final looks like a “dream” run, and FIFA’s refusal to let France wear black armbands for Didier Deschamps’ late mother has sparked fresh criticism. Energy & jobs: Norway-linked offshore labour action escalates as more Well Service workers join strikes after mediation failed, with employers also moving toward a lockout. Arms & diplomacy: Malaysia is hunting a replacement anti-ship missile after Norway revoked an export licence tied to the Naval Strike Missile deal. Fisheries: A Norway-Russia research group recommends a modest 2027 cod quota increase for the Barents Sea, citing the 2021 year class. Food & trade: Norwegian fresh salmon exports rise again, with Poland boosting volumes amid lower prices. Maritime business: ABB plans to buy Norwegian marine automation specialist Høglund to expand connected vessel control tech.
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