AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoNational Sorry Day: Australia marks 26 May with renewed pressure to move “from sorry to action” for the Stolen Generations, as First Nations groups call for real change while the government announces extra support for survivors ahead of National Reconciliation Week and the Walk For Truth arriving in Canberra. Geopolitics: An OpEd argues India’s Indian Ocean strategy is shifting as China expands and US influence recedes, with France highlighted as a key partner for maritime security. Culture & Media: Streaming keeps rolling—Mubi buys Lukas Dhont’s WWI queer romance Coward for North America after Cannes, while Ladies First and The Bride! land on Netflix and HBO Max respectively. Local Community: East Lansing’s WWII dead are being remembered in a new set of stories, and New Orleans’ Leni’s Café is closing after nearly 50 years. Entertainment: The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is now available to rent, and Emily in Paris gets one more try.
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