AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoUN Diplomacy: Netanyahu’s UNGA speech triggered a major walkout, with delegations from many Arab and Muslim-majority countries absent—while the UAE, Bahrain, Morocco and Azerbaijan stayed, raising questions about their stance. Youth & Governance: Madagascar’s Gen Z activists mark one year since the protests that toppled Rajoelina, saying the promised “refoundation” hasn’t delivered on water and electricity and that crackdowns are back. Sports & Faith: Former Super Eagles captain William Troost-Ekong converts to Islam in Doha, with fans celebrating the personal milestone. Education & Community: The Axian Foundation opens its 250th school in Madagascar, adding classrooms, preschool rooms, toilets and play areas in Atsimo-Andrefana. Food Security: Japan and WFP launch solar-powered agricultural hubs and learning/nutrition centres in Betioky to help drought-affected communities and protect children’s nutrition. Culture & Language: Russia expands its “Russian House” network, with new Russian language courses starting in Madagascar in six groups. Climate Pressure: New analysis warns El Niño could push millions of children in East and Southern Africa—including Madagascar—toward acute hunger by early 2027.
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