AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEU Border Chaos: Ryanair warns the EU Entry/Exit System (EES) isn’t ready for summer, urging a delay until September as queues could reach hours at several airports. Climate & Schools: UK schools are closing or sending pupils home as Europe’s record heat exposes poor ventilation and low air-conditioning readiness. World Cup Discipline: FIFA suspended the one-game red-card ban for USMNT striker Folarin Balogun, letting him play after a controversial suspension. Nuclear Energy: Bulgaria’s PM proposes reviving the Belene plant with EU funds and joint construction with Ukraine, instead of buying Russian reactors. Cultural Theft: A high-value jewellery heist hit France’s Lalique Museum, with about €4m worth of pieces stolen and a major police probe launched. Space Science: ESA’s Euclid telescope spots the oldest quasars yet, pushing back to when the universe was just 670 million years old. Music Industry: Spinnin’ Records strengthens leadership in Amsterdam with new GM Marco Pantuso and head of A&R Frederick Pranger. Education Funding: EU social affairs ministers meet in Ireland to discuss jobs and poverty, including measures for inclusion and disabled people.
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