AGP Executive Report
Last update: 23 minutes agoLGBTQ+ Visibility Under Pressure: Bratislava’s 16th Pride March drew several thousand people despite tightening Slovak laws, with organizers framing “courage” as a direct response to constitutional changes denying recognition to same-sex marriage and transgender people. Holocaust Remembrance With Education: A memorial march in Vrútky retraces the wartime hiding journeys of Eli and Esti, Jewish children forced into hiding, blending commemoration with lessons on Slovakia’s contested history. Bratislava Zoo Returns DinoPark: After a years-long legal fight, DinoPark is set to reopen in 2027 under a new lease, with the former operator dropping its lawsuit and winning the tender. Urban Nature, Local Taste: VÚB’s rooftop beehives have produced mixed blossom honey from maple, acacia and linden, now headed for lab testing. Expo 2027 Culture Showcase: Slovakia unveiled its Belgrade Expo 2027 pavilion design, built around an interactive “Tree of Opportunities” highlighting culture, tourism and innovation. Culture Jobs in Focus: New EU culture policy momentum is highlighted by data on the sector’s workforce and the first-ever EU culture declaration. EU Film in the Pacific: The European Film Festival launches in Fiji with free screenings, including the Slovak comedy The Horse. Disposable Vape Bans Spread: More European countries are debating restrictions as disposable vape bans gain legislative momentum.
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