AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRegional Haze Watch: Malaysia floated a science diplomacy push and a sustainable haze fund at the 27th MSC meeting in Bali, as Indonesia’s fires keep sending smoke toward Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei—while Brunei itself reported hundreds of Borneo hotspots and hazy conditions, even as local air readings stayed mostly in the good-to-moderate range. Local Impact: Across Malaysian Borneo, hazardous air quality triggered office closures, cloud-seeding plans and even the cancellation of outdoor National Day events, with haze also linked to respiratory surges. Judicial Cooperation: The Philippines and Brunei Supreme Courts signed an MOU to boost judicial training and cooperation, including exchanges on curriculum, workshops and study visits, with focus areas like cybercrime, trafficking and climate-related disputes. Brunei Sports & Community: Brunei Teqball Association president Mohammad Shukri was re-elected for 2026–2028, with plans to strengthen governance and expand national tournaments. Brunei Lifestyle: Jetour Brunei marked a record mass delivery, handing over 52 vehicles in one day at Amber Hills.
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