AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWorld Cup Round of 32: Sweden’s Viktor Gyokeres says his side must be “almost perfect” defensively to upset France as the knockout bracket sets up a big test for Graham Potter’s team. Sweden-France build-up: France are expected to reshuffle their left side, with changes aimed at giving them more control and width against a Sweden side likely to defend deep and hit on set pieces. Group drama fallout: Sweden’s late frustration after a Japan draw is explained by Anthony Elanga, who says he knew a point would be enough to keep Sweden alive. FIFA controversy: FIFA is criticized after refusing France’s request to wear black armbands for Didier Deschamps’ mother’s funeral. International security: Poland warns Russia could use “unmarked troops” in Baltic provocations, echoing Swedish defense concerns about Article 5 being tested. Defense industry: Saab lands a major order for three A26 submarines for Poland, worth about SEK 47 billion. Climate and health: Europe’s record heatwave is linked to climate change, with France reporting around 1,000 extra deaths and WHO warning the continent is warming fastest. Business/tech: IKEA launches a new rainforest restoration research lab in Malaysia to scale reforestation methods.
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