AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPhilippines-China Money Probe: In Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial, prosecutors and AMLC records keep pointing to ₱319.33 million in inward remittances from mainland China and Hong Kong to CALE88 Foods Corp., linked to Duterte’s husband—while Duterte allies argue the AMLC testimony doesn’t prove illegal sourcing and that key claims trace back to Trillanes’ disputed access to documents. DMZ Tensions: South Korea says North Korea planted mines on the southern side of the DMZ after a blast injured three soldiers, demanding Pyongyang remove remaining mines and apologise. China Open, Beijing: Novak Djokovic won the China Open after Alex de Minaur retired injured in the final, extending an unbeaten Beijing run and taking his 102nd career title. Japan Open, Tokyo: Carlos Alcaraz defended his Japan Open crown, beating Jiri Lehecka to claim his first trophy since returning from a wrist injury layoff. Sports Controversy: Coco Gauff said she faced an “insane” wave of racist abuse after a disputed point at the China Open. AI & Finance: Japan plans to open detailed banking-sector data to outside researchers to spot hidden credit risks, while China’s AI push continues despite calls for a pause. Energy & Trade: Chinese independent refiners are turning to Iraqi crude as Iranian supplies tighten, reflecting shifting oil flows across Asia.
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