AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFIFA Power Struggle: Gianni Infantino says he has “full support” after a crisis meeting in Rabat, but UEFA’s response makes clear the apology won’t end the fight. UEFA says its boycott of FIFA competitions stays in place unless FIFA withdraws the World Cup stake-selling plan and gives assurances it won’t happen again—while confidence in Infantino remains “lost.” Sweden in the FIFA Fallout: Sweden’s football federation is among those shifting away from backing Infantino’s re-election, as more national associations follow England’s formal withdrawal. NATO Air Policing Deal: Bulgaria, Romania and Spain signed a trilateral agreement enabling Spanish fighters to conduct cross-border NATO air policing in both Bulgarian and Romanian airspace. Ukraine-linked Court Win: Sweden’s Supreme Court upheld the transfer of the seized Russian “shadow fleet” ship Caffa to Kyiv, after lower courts approved the move over alleged stolen-grain shipments. Sweden Economy: Inflation fell sharply in July, with lower energy prices and temporary tax measures cited as key drivers. Maritime Justice: Swedish prosecutors expanded the investigation into the Misje Verde cargo-boat collision by naming the pilot a criminal suspect alongside the ship’s master.
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