AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMalta Gaming Authority court setback: German security researcher Lilith Wittmann won a case allowing her to keep using documents taken from the MGA after an alleged unauthorized breach, limiting the regulator’s push to restrict her reporting. EU digital policy: The European Parliament is pushing an EU-wide “digital levy” that could raise up to €25.2bn a year, widening the scope beyond what the European Commission calculated. Semiconductors in focus: Japan and the US are in talks over a new US semiconductor fabrication plant (GlobalFoundries expected to run it), with an estimated cost of roughly $12.8bn–$19.3bn. Malta in migration tech: Malta’s minister Colm Brophy addressed the EU asylum pact rollout, highlighting identity checks, document verification and electronic tools. Space science: UK-led CosmoCube aims to listen from the Moon’s far side for the faint “21-centimeter” signal from before the first stars. Local tech & tourism: Breaking Travel News is set to report from Valletta at the WTTC Global Summit (7–9 Oct), where AI and investment are on the agenda. Health & tourism angle: European spas are calling for stronger EU support, arguing medical spa care can aid rehabilitation and chronic disease treatment.
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