AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSports Shock: Denmark midfielder Christian Eriksen says he’s “feeling good” and recovering at home with his family after collapsing again during the Denmark–Ukraine friendly in Odense; the match was abandoned, but his implantable cardioverter-defibrillator did what it was designed to do, and he’s expected to be discharged “soon.” World Cup Build-Up: With the 2026 tournament days away, Scotland’s World Cup return is in full swing—John McGinn tells fans it’s “getting real” as preparations intensify ahead of their opener. Public Health: New Zealand heart and lung groups back a WHO push to ban sweet-flavoured nicotine vapes, warning flavours make addiction easier for young people; Denmark is cited among countries moving to restrict them. Tech & Connectivity: Midgard Infra has started seabed surveys for a new subsea fibre cable linking the UK and Denmark, aiming to boost broadband capacity across the North Sea. Defense Deal: The US has approved a potential $842m sale of long-range JASSM-ER missiles for Denmark’s F-35s.
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