AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoGLP-1 Deal: Menarini is paying €62M up front (plus up to €664M milestones) to develop and commercialize Gan & Lee’s two-weekly GLP-1 bofanglutide across 39 countries, including Liechtenstein and the EEA. Public Health Workforce: The UK’s new rule prioritising NHS-trained medical graduates for specialty training sharply boosted “homegrown” placements, with the share of non-priority acceptances dropping from 28% to 1.8% after March changes. Trade & Health Access: New FTAs signed in recent years are opening duty-free access for Indian exporters, with high opportunity flagged for electronics, agriculture, and chemicals/pharmaceuticals—relevant for future supply of health-related goods. Work Mobility in Europe: The Netherlands published its list of 30 countries whose citizens (including Liechtenstein) can work without a permit under set conditions. Digital Safety for Kids: A policy-focused newsletter highlights how BRICS countries differ on under-16/under-18 online rules, noting India’s single “under 18” approach leaves children’s online safety off the chairship agenda. Public Safety Tech Costs: A US thermal-drone tariff doubling import costs is hitting fire and police drone programs, with no comparable domestic alternative mentioned.
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