AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWorld Football Power Struggle: FIFA president Gianni Infantino is pushing a World Cup “sell-off” plan that would bring private investors into a new commercial company, while UEFA and 55 European federations vow to boycott future tournaments if the scheme goes ahead. World Cup Format Shock: FIFA’s proposal also points toward expanding the men’s tournament again to 64 teams for 2030, adding fuel to the backlash. Liechtenstein in the Mix: The Schengen travel pact includes Liechtenstein, and a separate EU flashpoint is Denmark urging suspension of Schengen cooperation after tens of thousands cross into Spain’s Ceuta enclave. Pro Audio Spotlight (Local Industry): Neutrik Americas, led by Liechtenstein-based Neutrik Group, highlights the company’s 50-year legacy and ongoing growth in pro audio connectivity. Streaming & TV: HBO Max has secured a pan-European deal for Catherine Zeta-Jones’ revenge thriller “Kill Jackie,” with availability including Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Sports on Screen: The Canadian Open (ATP/WTA) returns in August, with broadcasters listed across regions including Europe. Climate & Transport: Europe’s heatwaves are now hitting shipping as the Rhine and Danube drop to record-low levels, threatening cargo capacity and industry supply chains.
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