AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoStudent Unrest: Protests over overcrowded classrooms, poor school conditions and education cuts are continuing in France and spreading elsewhere in Europe. France will deploy 3,000 substitute teachers as pressure grows on the government; President Emmanuel Macron’s approval rating has fallen to a record-low 15%, according to a new poll. Democracy in Schools: Seven in 10 people in Luxembourg say democratic culture needs strengthening, a survey finds. Respondents flagged disinformation and inequality, with schools seen as having a key role in educating young people about democracy and their rights. Culture and Heritage: Lisbon’s National Museum of Ancient Art is set to reopen on November 21 after an €8.5 million renovation supported by EU funds. In Cyprus, Athienou bread and loukoumi are expected to receive EU protected geographical status within a year, safeguarding the names’ links to their place of origin. School Safety: Three people were injured in a knife attack at a school in Poland, amid a spate of recent attacks that has prompted concern across the country.
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