AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMedia & Journalism: Chinese TV veteran Jing Yidan, 71, dies after an acute cerebral hemorrhage, underscoring how public-facing media figures remain central to national storytelling. Press Freedom & Safety: Amnesty International condemns Nigeria Police efforts to keep hunting journalist Zainab Yabagi over a video about Tinubu aide Ibrahim Masari, calling it abuse of power. US Media Business: CBS News leadership is selling staffers on a relaunch of “60 Minutes” under Bari Weiss, with a memo teasing a major interview and following earlier high-profile departures. Political Friction in the Spotlight: The White House lashes out at liberal journalist Aaron Rupar after he posts about Trump aide Natalie Harp traveling to Ireland, escalating a familiar culture-war fight over access and messaging. AI Policy: Trump downplays AI “guardrails” and argues the US must keep its edge over China, responding to a rare bipartisan push from top AI CEOs to slow model progress. Social Media & Kids: Fiji’s government moves toward a ban on social media for children under 16 after a children’s forum fed into draft legislation. Global Conflict & Shipping: Iran reports a strike on an Iranian cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz that killed one, as regional shipping tensions and Yemen fighting intensify.
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