AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWork & Mobility: Germany confirmed a new labour-market access rule for citizens of Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia, letting them work without standard qualification checks—though with a key restriction. Diplomacy & Human Rights: At the UN, nearly 100 countries and organisations backed a stronger push for a two-state solution, while at least 77 countries walked out during Netanyahu’s UN speech. Justice & Local Law: A San Marino lawyer, Francesca Maria Bacciocchi, says a long-running case turned on a document no judge examined; she reports her father, Livio Bacciocchi, has now been indicted for slander. Culture in the Region: The Huntington in San Marino (Los Angeles County) hosted a Mid-Autumn Festival with lanterns, Chinese music and food, drawing families looking for a hands-on cultural experience. Sports & Community: San Marino’s chess team faced Eswatini in the 46th Chess Olympiad, while Guyana’s women beat San Marino in Round 10. Travel Rules: Thailand’s visa-free framework changed on Sept. 15, with some nationalities losing access outright and others shifting to bilateral or tiered arrangements.
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