AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEducation Under Fire: Investigations tied U.S.-Israeli strikes to attacks on Iranian schools and universities, raising war-crime concerns as hundreds of students are reported killed or injured. AI Governance Diplomacy: Xi Jinping met Thai leaders in Shanghai ahead of the 2026 World AI Conference, backing closer China-Thailand cooperation on AI governance and modernization. Coverage Expansion in the Pacific: Vodafone Fiji says it’s monitoring Taveuni connectivity and will build a new tower in Qila to improve coverage, urging customers to report issues. Digital Divide Friction: An editorial argues Pakistan’s cashless ambitions are undermined by unreliable internet and power outages, highlighting gaps between policy goals and infrastructure delivery. Regulation for Competition: Nigeria’s NCC unveiled draft MVNO business rules to clarify licensing and responsibilities and deepen telecom competition. Tariff Compliance Crackdown (Malawi): Malawi’s regulator ordered Airtel Malawi and TNM to reverse tariff changes after they allegedly implemented increases before required public notice. Satellite Internet Push: Iraq signed an agreement with SpaceX/Starlink to expand satellite connectivity, targeting areas with limited terrestrial infrastructure. Universal Service Fund Oversight (US): The FCC launched an NPRM on USF administration, focusing on USAC structure, operating costs, and board impact. Digital Infrastructure for Schools (Liberia): Liberia’s telecom authority plans Starlink-backed high-speed internet for 156 public high schools.
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