AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRugby Discipline: Italy coach Gonzalo Quesada has been suspended for two matches after World Rugby sanctioned him for comments about refereeing following Italy’s loss to New Zealand, with the ban barring him from match-day activity. Courtroom Justice: A Genoa court convicted former Autostrade per l’Italia boss Giovanni Castellucci and 29 others over the 2018 Morandi bridge disaster that killed 43, handing Castellucci a 12-year sentence; lawyers say they’ll appeal. Diplomatic Fallout: Nicaragua has severed ties with Italy after Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani criticized Managua for sheltering a Red Brigades figure convicted in the 1978 murder of former PM Aldo Moro. Climate Policy Clash: Poland is leading a 10-country push backed by Italy to slow EU ETS tightening and rethink ETS2, arguing households and competitiveness will be hit. Heat Pressure: Italy is facing worsening heatwave conditions, with red alerts expanding to more cities and drought concerns growing. Energy & Industry: EU ETS revamp plans are set to be proposed, aiming to extend the carbon market while easing pressure on industry via support for cleaner investment.
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