AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHeat & Drought Disrupt Europe: Extreme temperatures and record-low river levels are hitting power generation and transport, with Hungary and Romania forced to halt nuclear reactors as the Danube runs too low for cooling. Slovakia–Hungary Energy Help: Slovak PM Robert Fico says Slovakia is ready to support Hungary if Paks is shut down due to Danube water shortages. Danube Reveals WWII Wrecks: Nazi German shipwrecks have surfaced near Serbia’s Prahovo as drought exposes the riverbed; authorities are dealing with potentially dangerous remnants. STVR 100 Years of Broadcasting: Slovak Television and Radio opens a new Bratislava exhibition marking a century of radio and 70 years of TV, with historic equipment and multilingual audio guides. Ceuta Migration Shock: Spain says 70,000 of 72,000 migrants who crossed into Ceuta have returned to Morocco, while EU Schengen cooperation is publicly defended. Slovak Court Closes Fico Case: The Supreme Court finds no link between Robert Fico’s would-be assassin and political opposition, ending the criminal case. Games Industry in Bratislava: Digicode launches DigerGDK, aiming to help casino game studios move from concept to production in under four weeks. Sports & Culture: Alexandra Eala wins her first WTA title in Washington; Slovakia’s U18 hockey team opens the Hlinka Gretzky Cup group stage vs Switzerland.
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