AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoProtest Wave: More than half a million people took to France’s streets over education conditions and living costs; unrest included looting and the destruction of Limoges’ historic town hall. Demonstrations have spread to Belgium and Italy, while Albania’s student protests are also escalating. Research Funding: Norway is weighing whether to stay in the EU’s next research programme as projected participation costs rise to NOK44 billion, prompting scientists to warn that withdrawal could limit access to European grants. Cultural Heritage: A Kandinsky painting looted from its Jewish owners during the Nazi occupation sold for $42 million in London after its return to the family’s heirs. Sunderland’s music history will also get a boost, with £156,000 in heritage funding for a project collecting local music memories.
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