AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWorld Cup Politics: Iran’s squad has been granted U.S. visas, clearing the way for players and some staff to travel from Tijuana ahead of the Los Angeles-area opener—though reports suggest some technical/admin personnel may still be in limbo. FIFA Under Fire: A fresh backlash claims FIFA’s handling of Iran (and past bans) shows “double standards,” with critics pointing to how geopolitics can override sport. Belgium on Edge: Brussels erupted during a student protest against education austerity, with hooded groups accused of escalating violence and clashes with police. Cycling Rules Watch: The UCI says it will appeal Belgium’s top court decision in the SRAM gear-ratio fight, and also plans tighter safety tech rules: smaller bike computers from 2028 and limits on data and onboard features. Music & Streaming: Phoebe Bridgers announces a phone-free arena tour; Hulu’s new Mindy Kaling comedy “Not Suitable for Work” is topping streaming charts, including in Belgium. Belgian Sports Culture: A Belgian designer’s rare early Martin Margiela archive auction is set for Paris, while Deep Purple drops new single “Diablo” featuring Keith Urban.
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