AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUN Cartography Shift: The UN General Assembly backed Togo’s “Correct the Map” push, voting 164-1 to encourage use of equal-area projections like Equal Earth instead of Mercator, after the U.S. cast the lone no and Georgia abstained; the resolution is non-binding and doesn’t ban Mercator, but it could affect how Africa’s size is taught and presented worldwide. Protests in Tbilisi: Euro-integration supporters kept up daily marches, again criticizing “Georgian Dream” and calling for political prisoners’ release and power transfer to the people, with Salome Zourabichvili joining. Energy Security Drills: Georgia’s State Security Service and the U.S. DTRA ran “NEXUS Georgia 2026” in Batumi, testing responses to chemical and biological threats and planning further training in Mtskheta. Russia-Georgia Economic Signals: A Russian Security Council deputy said Moscow sees room for deeper interregional cooperation with Georgia, moving from trade toward joint production chains. Local Business & Tourism: Batumi’s mayor met Caspian Energy Club leaders to discuss infrastructure, mobility, and new business partnerships.
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