AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFrance’s Protests: An analysis argues that the government’s hard-line response has widened unrest, as grievances over racism and Islamophobia join protesters’ demands. London Theatre: The Old Vic has unveiled Rupert Goold’s first season, with Damian Lewis as Henry V and Milly Alcock starring in a modern take on Miss Julie. European Cinema: Cyprus’s Hold Onto Me is shortlisted for the European Young Audience Award as it continues its Oscar campaign. Germany’s Presidency: Ilse Aigner is expected to become the country’s first female president, pending a formal vote next year. Cyprus Talks: Leaders agreed to open two crossing points and share cultural archives; plans also include restoring Maronite churches and an Armenian monastery. Film Festival: Spain’s Jesus Cardiel won best director at the Göbeklitepe International Film Festival, while South Korea’s Broken Dawn took the international film prize. Brussels Christmas: Students and craftspeople from southwest France and the Basque Country are carving a wooden nativity scene for the Grand-Place, featuring figures from local folklore.
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