AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFashion & Trade: China’s commerce ministry urged France to stop its new anti-ultra-fast fashion law, arguing it breaches WTO non-discrimination rules and warning of measures against Chinese-invested firms. Streaming & Crime Thriller: Prime Video and AMC+ set Oct 2 for “Kill Jackie,” starring Catherine Zeta-Jones as an art-world fugitive; the series leans on the idea that modern organized crime runs like a platform marketplace. Art Market Fraud: Paris prosecutors asked to put Giuliano Ruffini on trial over alleged forged Old Master paintings, and also sought to renew an arrest warrant for Lino Frongia. Tech & Sports Wearables: Huawei unveiled the WATCH GT 7 Series with new colors and outdoor modes for skiing and indoor snowboarding, plus health tracking and up to 21 days’ autonomy. Local Arts Calendar: “Li’l Friday” highlights weekend culture picks, including a Benny Hill Quartet jazz night at the Cameron Art Museum. Liechtenstein Link in the News Cycle: Social media buzz tied Pakistan PPP leader Bilawal Bhutto Zardari to a “Princess Gloria” and even Liechtenstein/Vaduz claims, but the PPP and Karachi Mayor Murtaza Wahab denied the engagement rumors as “incorrect and unfounded.” Digital Policy: Google changed its Europe spam policy after EU concerns, easing penalties for publishers in the European Economic Area (including Liechtenstein) under the Digital Markets Act.
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