AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHousing & Recovery Watch: California’s SB 1090, the “Keep Altadena Land in Altadena Hands Act,” cleared two Assembly committees, aiming to curb post–Eaton Fire real estate speculation by temporarily pausing density rules (SB 9 and SB 1123) that critics say could overwhelm local infrastructure. Border Tech & Travel Friction: Europe’s Entry/Exit System (EES) is now fully active at external borders, replacing passport stamps with biometric and travel-document data—raising fresh concerns for summer travelers even as some countries (including San Marino) are exempt. Telecom & Compliance: A new “Two Blokes Talking Tech” episode breaks down Sender ID rules and telco coverage-map updates tied to Australia’s regulatory push. Textile Industry: ITM 2026 (with HIGHTEX 2026) wrapped in Istanbul with 1,000+ exhibitors from 59 countries and nearly 48,300 professional visitors, positioning the fair as a key global textile machinery dealmaking hub. Maritime & Registry: Kyrgyzstan advanced its first Merchant Shipping Code, setting up a national ship registry and Kyrgyz-flagged fleet—an interesting parallel to San Marino’s own international ship registry model. Work Mobility: International Experience Canada now allows eligible early-career workers from multiple countries (including San Marino) to seek permits more than once, easing repeat participation.
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