AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoArctic Security: A new report warns Russia’s Arctic build-up is spilling into UK waters, with intelligence-gathering activity near Scotland raising stakes for critical infrastructure. Spacewatch: NASA confirms a total solar eclipse on Aug. 12, 2026, with Iceland’s far west in the viewing mix—just remember proper eye protection. Climate Tech: Canada’s Deep Sky says it delivered verified direct air capture carbon removal credits to Microsoft and RBC, a first for North America and a boost for DAC scaling. Health & Biotech: Neuren Pharmaceuticals’ Rett syndrome drug DAYBU (trofinetide) cleared a key European Medicines Agency step after a CHMP positive opinion, moving toward an EU decision. Polar Tourism: Quark Expeditions launches Arctic 2028 and Antarctic 2028/29 early, adding a guided photography program and new Iceland-linked expedition extensions. Local Tech/Industry: Iceland-based Kingfish Company closes a EUR 21m private placement tied to recirculating aquaculture system growth. Policy & Governance: NATO parliamentary leaders push for stronger defense unity and tech-aware resilience as summit talks head toward Ankara.
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