AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoUkraine’s EU Path: Hungary has dropped its veto on opening two accession-negotiation chapters after Kyiv agreed to amend its minority-education law, ending a dispute that had blocked progress for years. Student Protests: France’s school unrest is spreading across Europe, with students demanding better-funded schools and improved conditions. In France, protests have disrupted classes and police have suspended stun-grenade use at demonstrations; around 40 higher-education institutions were reported not to be operating normally. School Safety: Poland is reeling from two knife attacks at schools in two days, including one that killed a caretaker. Education Gap: The European Commission says PISA results point to a further decline in basic skills, adding to concern about falling maths, reading and science performance among young people. Arts and Culture: Athens’ EMΣT has won the European Museum Academy’s Art Museum Award for social impact, recognising the museum’s community-focused work.
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