AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEducation Protests: About 10,000 people marched in Athens on Wednesday, demanding better-funded schools, smaller classes and affordable student housing. Rallies also took place across Greece, linking the grievances to protests elsewhere in Europe. Disaster Relief: The European Parliament approved €489 million for Portugal, Spain, Italy and Malta to help repair damage from storms and floods; Portugal will receive the largest share, €261.5 million. Rights in Ukraine: The Council of Europe praised progress on equality but urged stronger protection for Roma and LGBTI people, noting that hate crimes are often misclassified. EU Funds Probe: The European Public Prosecutor’s Office charged the mayor of Bulgaria’s Petrich over an EU-funded museum project. He is accused of concealing that the original building had been demolished; he faces up to eight years in prison if convicted. Greek Space Mission: Greece is inviting the public to name its first astronaut mission, planned for summer 2027, when ESA astronaut Adrianos Golemis is due to travel to the International Space Station.
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