AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHeat & Power: Hungary’s Paks nuclear plant will shut down for the first time in 44 years as record-low Danube levels and a new heatwave strain cooling water, with officials urging people and businesses to cut electricity use in the evening. Migration & Borders: Spain has installed a floating sea barrier at Ceuta after tens of thousands breached the frontier, with at least 67 deaths reported and EU leaders clashing over solidarity and Schengen controls. EU Retirement Pressure: A new OECD-backed snapshot shows retirement ages rising across Europe, with younger cohorts set to work closer to 67 as governments adjust pensions. Culture & Memory: A Berlin exhibition spotlights the “persistence of eugenic ideologies” tied to the Roma and Sinti genocide, marking European Roma Holocaust Memorial Day on August 2. Slovakia in the Spotlight: Slovak President Peter Pellegrini pushes deeper digital cooperation with China, while a Slovak minority film co-production, Broken Voices, wins at Ohrid’s Beach Film Festival. Sports (Local Pride): Slovakia’s U18 women’s handball team and athletes also feature in the week’s results, alongside Slovak-linked moments from European competitions.
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