AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSeoul Summer Parks: Seoul is rolling out fresh outdoor programs across World Cup Park, Boramae Park, Seonyudo Park and more, including the free 2026 Nanji Beach Water Adventure (July 24–25) and a Night Ecology Expedition that lets families spot plants, insects and nighttime wildlife while making ecosystem-inspired crafts. DMZ Flood Risk: South Korea warns monsoon rains may have washed North Korean land mines into shared rivers, urging residents not to touch suspected objects and to report them immediately. Renewables Investment: Ark Energy secured a financial investment decision for its AUS$1.3bn Richmond Valley solar-plus-battery project in New South Wales, clearing the way for a 200MWac solar farm and long-duration LFP storage. UNESCO Heritage Watch: South Sudan is awaiting UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee decision on whether to inscribe the Boma-Badingilo Migratory Landscape in Busan. Cybersecurity & Wildlife of Data: A report says North Korea’s Kimsuky hid inside South Korean groupware firms and used new Linux backdoors routed through Google Drive to reach customers. Climate Policy Step: South Korea took its first legislative step toward binding post-2030 climate goals.
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