AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEU-Taliban Talks Backlash: Brussels talks on scaling Afghan deportations have sparked outrage among Afghan women and rights groups, with critics calling it a dangerous normalisation of the Taliban. Heatwave Crisis: A deadly “Omega” heatwave is battering Europe, driving record temperatures, school closures, travel disruption and emergency measures, with France and the UK among the worst hit. EU-UK Youth Mobility Reset: EU negotiators are open to capping a post-Brexit youth mobility scheme at 150,000 places a year, while talks still leave thorny issues like EU student fees unresolved. EU Competition/Film Industry: Paramount’s planned Warner Bros. Discovery takeover is moving toward EU approval, with regulators focused on distribution concerns and potential limits affecting cultural content. Cultural & Education Stories: A wooden school restoration in Latvia’s Lūznava is on hold; in Ireland, foreign students at a Limerick language school say they’re left in the dark about course futures. Arts & Entertainment: The London Indian Film Festival returns with Aamir Khan leading a 2026 programme, while “High School Family: Kokosei Kazoku” pushes its live-action release to Jan 8, 2027.
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