AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUN Peacekeeping Book Launch (Malaysia): Malaysia’s police chief says a new book, United Nations Peacekeeping Missions of the Royal Malaysia Police, is meant as a “masterclass” in crisis leadership, tracing 13 missions and the doctrine behind them. Memoir Spotlight (9/11 Media): Korey Rowe, co-creator of the controversial Loose Change, turns to his own story in The Soldier That Left, reframing the making of the internet phenomenon. Royal Publishing Buzz: A new Prince Harry book is framed as a missed chance for a more “transformative” monarchy, with broadcaster Simon Vigar weighing in on the split. Tech + Reading Culture: A review of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 argues the foldable’s wider, more compact size finally feels right for everyday use. Literary Loss (Japan): Mystery giant Keigo Higashino dies at 68; his publisher confirms colorectal cancer, with The Devotion of Suspect X as his breakout legacy. Education Policy (Texas): Texas signals it may expand use of the Classic Learning Test in admissions, even as an independent review found weaker links to college performance than SAT/ACT. Book-to-Community (Australia): Books in Paradise returns with local author showcases and a student-made children’s anthology, Tales from the Shire.
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