AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFilm & Culture: Ivan Ostrochovský’s “Only Beautiful Things to Look At” revisits Czechoslovakia’s forced sterilisation of Roma, but critics say its polished, distant framing dulls the urgency of a crime that lasted into the 21st century. Food & Regulation: Slovakia’s tax and veterinary authorities warn that selling home-grown food via social media counts as distance selling, requiring registration and risking fines up to 30,000 euros. Kids Online Safety: The government is preparing one law to limit children’s access to social media, with a draft expected for cabinet later this summer. Healthcare Reform: Health Minister Kamil Šaško outlines OECD-backed reforms in Paris, including hospital performance and AI-focused efficiency improvements. Arts Journalism: Slovak independent magazines form PUČ, a new platform to protect cultural publishing after funding shifts tied to the Slovak Arts Council. Sports & Tech: Prague 8 installs smart sports lockers at schools, letting kids borrow equipment for free for up to 90 minutes. Auto/Industry: Škoda Kylaq completes a 19,351-km Pune-to-Prague drive across 13 countries. Local Nightlife: Bratislava’s Luna Bar faces relocation as the Hotel Kyjev complex plans underground parking. Fashion: UGG launches the Dusty Orchid Collection, featuring Slovak-born singer ADÉLA in its campaign.
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