AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRobotics & Sports Tech: Boston Dynamics’ Atlas and Beijing’s Booster Robotics T1 are showing increasingly football-ready humanoid skills, from “ghost rabona” style strikes to wall-shaking shots—raising the question of whether robots can ever beat top human teams. Media & Connectivity: Titan OS is rolling out Inter 24/7 FAST channels, with an Italian feed available in San Marino and Vatican City, plus an English feed across Europe—an example of how streaming platforms are expanding local sports access. Energy Diplomacy: Azerbaijan’s Baku Energy Week pulled in about $7.5bn in energy deals, including a 15-year Absheron Phase 2 gas sales agreement with Turkey, while the deputy energy minister warned the EU that gas rules need to be more flexible for individual states and businesses. Maritime Evasion: A new look at Russia’s “shadow fleet” argues that sanctions-busting works as a reusable system, drawing parallels to North Korea’s tactics and focusing on why registry gaps keep enabling scaling. Local Industry/Services: ACASS expanded its managed charter fleet by adding a BBJ2 and Embraer Legacy 650 registered under San Marino (T7), signaling continued growth in Africa-focused aviation management. Football in San Marino: Bangladesh beat San Marino 2-1 in a friendly, with Topu Barman scoring twice and supporters in San Marino helping drive a historic win.
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