AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBudget Transparency: The Philippines scored 76/100 in the 2025 Open Budget Survey, edging up from 75 in 2023 and beating both the Asia-Pacific average, with the report praising the availability and usefulness of core budget documents for public debate. Cross-Border Student Policy: India’s CBSE told the Supreme Court it has framed a new evaluation policy for Gulf private Class XII students affected by exam cancellations tied to the Iran-US war, using a formula based on Class X and the last attempted Class XII marks. NEET & Digital Access: Telegram was restored on Google and Apple after India’s week-long ban ended, but the message-editing feature remains disabled until June 30, as authorities cite cheating networks’ misuse ahead of the NEET re-exam. School Reform & Language: Manipur’s CM urged NEP 2020 implementation through stakeholder action and pushed mother-tongue instruction up to Class V. Regional Youth Climate Voice: Pacific Youth Talanoa 2 opened registration for a July 15 Suva event, aiming to deepen youth influence in climate governance ahead of Pre-COP31 and COP31. Education & Identity in Sarawak: Sarawak’s Deputy Premier urged teachers to go beyond textbooks on state history, rights, and the Malaysia Agreement 1963 to strengthen nation-building understanding. Higher Education Mobility: Japan’s Fast Retailing Foundation launched scholarships for nine Indonesian high school students to study English-language bachelor’s programs in Japan, covering tuition and living costs.
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