AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPSG Corruption Probe: Paris prosecutors have opened a preliminary investigation into PSG president Nasser al-Khelaifi over alleged conflict of interest tied to beIN Media Group and Ligue 1 broadcasting rights talks in July 2024. Public Finance Watch: France’s public debt is projected to hit 119.3% of GDP in 2026 and 121.7% in 2027, the highest since 1978, as deficits stay stubborn and borrowing costs rise. Energy & Sovereignty: Macron is in Saint-Pierre and Miquelon to meet Canada’s Mark Carney, pushing deeper cooperation on LNG, critical minerals and defence—while reiterating the islands are “French” after a Trump map sparked fresh noise. Fuel Prices: Diesel in France hit a new record €2.41 per litre amid Middle East-linked supply disruptions. Church in the Spotlight: Pope Leo XIV’s visit starts Sept. 25, with France’s bishops calling for seven minutes of church bells at 10:00, as Paris prepares for major crowds. Culture & Restitution: Mexico’s Azcatitlan Codex returns on loan from France, reigniting debate over Indigenous heritage and ownership. Security & Museums: Two German men were arrested for sticking paintings to the Louvre wall near the Mona Lisa “for fun,” with no damage to the artwork.
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