AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEducation & Culture Diplomacy: Kyrgyzstan and Slovakia signed a memorandum of cooperation in education after talks in Bratislava, focusing on Kyrgyzstan’s shift to a 12-year school model, AI in classrooms, equal access to STEM, and technical-vocational training—especially relevant as about 4,000 Kyrgyz citizens work in Slovakia. Language & Community Life: LingvaFest 2026 returns to Bratislava at the University of Economics with free demo lessons, workshops, crash courses, quizzes and cultural performances aimed at students and anyone interested in languages and tolerance. Holocaust Memory in Slovakia: Slovakia marked 85 years since the “Jewish Code” decree adopted on Sept. 9, 1941, with a ceremony in Bratislava and testimonies from Holocaust survivor Denisa about persecution and deportation. EU Culture Policy: The European Commission renews the European Capitals of Culture framework beyond 2033, simplifying selection, strengthening long-term legacy planning, and boosting youth and citizen participation. Politics & National Identity: A Slovak poll shows Progressive Slovakia leading, while Smer edges ahead of Republika amid a surge of nationalist support. Heritage & Arts: French director Tony Gatlif, known for films celebrating Roma culture, has died at 77.
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