AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEU Migration & Asylum Pact: Human Rights Watch says the pact fully kicks in June 12 and could weaken the right to asylum by speeding up decisions, expanding detention, and enabling refusals via “safe third countries” and vague “mass influx” rules. Transatlantic Trust: A new ECFR survey finds only one in 10 Europeans see the US as an ally, with many pushing for more European self-reliance as G7/Nato talks loom. Culture & Freedom: Germany’s Bellevue Palace will host a pop-up art show, with President Steinmeier backing “free art” as essential to democracy during the palace’s long renovation. Jewish Life in London: Jewish families in London’s north-west are weighing leaving the city amid rising antisemitic abuse and attacks on synagogues. Arts & Heritage: A rare “Stories of Guinness” festival opens Britain’s private Elveden Hall for talks, music and art tied to the Guinness estate. Music & Festivals: Leeds launches a new Roundhay Festival with Lewis Capaldi and Pitbull, plus an orchestral strand. Climate: Europe’s 2025 climate report warns the damage is now widespread and ongoing, with extreme heat reaching even Arctic-adjacent areas. World Cup Culture: Milan gets a spotlight in “The Devil Wears Prada 2,” while Paris hosts a sumo tournament where French Guerande salt is the ritual star.
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