AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCeuta Migration Shock: Spain says the Ceuta rush wasn’t fueled by its residency regularisation, as migrants reportedly return to Morocco and EU leaders warn the policy could act as an “attraction factor,” with talk of possible temporary internal border controls. Schengen Under Pressure: The crisis is reigniting debate over Schengen rules and whether Spain could face renewed checks, while Italy moves to suspend parts of free travel with Spain by sea and air. Slovakia–China Tech Push: President Peter Pellegrini highlights “huge potential” for digital cooperation with China, pointing to industrial investments and expanded youth exchanges after talks with Xi. Human Rights Watch on Disability: Slovak NGOs submit a shadow report to the UN, alleging segregation in education, discrimination, and access barriers for people with disabilities, ahead of the UN review in August. Roma Eugenics in Focus: A Berlin exhibition brings together artists from Sweden, Hungary, and Slovakia to confront the persistence of eugenic ideologies tied to Nazi genocide of Roma and Sinti. Film Festival Win: Czech/Slovak co-production Broken Voices (Sbormistr) wins the Large Wave Award at the Beach Film Festival in Ohrid. Christian Theatre in Bratislava: The XXXIV Gorazdov Močenok National Christian Theatre Festival opens with bishops and a Saint Francis theme: one candle against darkness.
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