AGP Executive Report
Last update: 34 minutes agoUK Child Safety Crackdown: Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced a ban on social media for children under 16, covering TikTok, Snapchat, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and X, with messaging apps like WhatsApp exempt; the UK plans to pass the law by late December and start in spring 2027, while also weighing extra limits on livestreaming, stranger contact in gaming, and features like infinite scrolling. Indonesia Youth & AI Literacy: Indonesia’s Genre program marks its 16th anniversary with a push for mental resilience and critical thinking so young people can better judge AI-driven information and avoid misinformation. Religious Tensions Watch: A Pew study reports a sharp rise in religiously motivated harassment and violence, with 55 countries at high or very high levels in 2023, driven by growing pressure on minorities and fallout from the Gaza war. Jamu for Global Wellness: Indonesia is positioning jamu as a heritage-based IP and modern wellness product, urging stronger branding, storytelling, and market access to help the country lead in global wellness. Indonesia–Germany Partnership: President Prabowo and German President Steinmeier reaffirmed cooperation on energy transition, skilled workforce training, strategic minerals, and cultural exchanges, with Indonesia set to host a second Indonesia–Germany JEIC meeting later this year. Indonesia–Qatar Investment Boost: Qatar pledged US$4 billion in investment commitment during talks with President Prabowo, with plans to deepen ties ahead of the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations.
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