AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoBerlin Pride attack fallout: A political scientist warns the Berlin Pride ramming attack is likely to shift election campaigns in eastern Germany toward security and integration, potentially helping the AfD while also mobilizing parts of the centre-left. Public safety and policy response: Germany’s government and lawmakers are pushing for tougher anti-terror and extremism measures after the attack, as police investigations continue. Immigration enforcement: Germany deported 31 Afghans to Kabul under an agreement, while courts and rights groups keep challenging parts of the Afghan resettlement and deportation approach. Climate and transport: Record-low Danube water levels in Budapest are disrupting shipping and raising costs, with another heatwave threatening further declines. Health and society: A new study suggests swapping city lighting to “amber” LEDs could cut insect deaths from light pollution. Business and tech: ASML’s EUV technology access concerns remain in focus as China’s chip ambitions collide with export controls and security worries.
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