AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDrug Policy Update (Monaco): Monaco tightens rules on “mushroom edibles” by adding ibotenic acid and muscimol to its controlled psychotropic list, and broadens how THC derivatives and designer sedatives are classified—aimed at closing loopholes around “legal highs.” Public Health & Safety (Travel): ABTA warns EU-bound travelers (including Monaco) they need at least three months left on passports and issuance under 10 years, after a singer said her daughter’s passport failed the rule just before a Portugal trip. Community Support (Health & Welfare): Saskatchewan announced nearly $1.7m in charitable gaming grants for 2026-27, including support for hospital foundations and service clubs in Yorkton and Melville. Injury Watch (Sports Health): Tennis No.1 Jannik Sinner withdraws from Cincinnati with a troublesome right knee; Carlos Alcaraz also skips with a wrist injury. Local Leadership (Monaco Foundation): Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation appoints former French environment minister Brune Poirson to its board, boosting expertise tied to planetary health and sustainability. Fitness & Recovery (Sports): Liverpool coach Andoni Iraola says his squad can’t yet sustain intensity for 90 minutes in pre-season after a 3-2 loss to Monaco.
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