AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoArctic Security: Norway’s defence minister Tore Sandvik warns Russia could threaten NATO if it gains control of the “Bear Gap” sea corridor, linking it to hypersonic missile reach and a broader Arctic military build-up. Travel & Borders: The EU’s Entry/Exit System is now fully operational, but travellers should expect glitches as biometric checks roll out across participating countries (Iceland, Norway and Switzerland are not in the system). Cruise Business: Princess Cruises unveiled its biggest-ever Europe season for 2028—291 departures, 150 itineraries, 128 destinations in 37 countries, and new calls in Galway and Killybegs plus a Pole-to-Pole Odyssey. Icelandair Marketing: Icelandair is running a global campaign casting “the world’s worst photographer,” offering an Iceland trip and $50,000 to prove even bad shots can look great. Corporate Updates: Alvotech says founder Robert Wessman and strategy chief Dr. Balaji Prasad will join investor conferences in June. Energy Policy: The US House approved a geothermal push to speed approvals for drilling clean power from Earth’s heat. Climate Data Fight: US Democrats vow to challenge a plan to dismantle a deep-ocean monitoring system, warning it would erase more than a decade of data.
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