AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoVatican Diplomacy: Pope Leo XIV’s foreign policy channel stays open as Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher meets Russia’s Lavrov in Moscow, urging negotiations and insisting the war “must end,” while also expanding humanitarian cooperation. Church Governance & Finance: The Vatican keeps reshaping its administration: Pope Leo appoints a European princess (Liechtenstein’s Gisela Bergmann) to a Council for the Economy role, and confirms major leadership appointments tied to communications and integral human development. Energy & Agriculture Industry: Vatican plans for a €100m solar and agrivoltaic hybrid plant move forward, aiming to cover electricity needs with a solar-farming model. Digital Infrastructure & Security: The US sanctions Italy’s Autistici/Inventati collective as a terrorist group, with a September 25 wind-down deadline raising questions for online services tied to censorship resistance. Legal Accountability: A US DOJ report calls the FBI’s 2023 “Catholic memo” a “grave failure,” spotlighting how an internal theory tried to link Catholics to violent extremism. Vatican Social Impact: Pope Leo sends condolences for Nepal’s flash floods as death tolls rise and a flood-formed lake threatens to burst. Local Administration & Tech Ethics: Rajasthan’s IIAS delegation meets Pope Leo, who pushes for human-centred digital tech and responsible AI in public administration.
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