AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDanube Drought Fallout: Record-low Danube water levels are exposing dozens of WWII German shipwrecks near Prahovo, while also forcing Central and Eastern Europe to conserve electricity as nuclear cooling and river shipping are strained. Nuclear Cooling Pressure: Hungary’s Paks plant is pushed toward shutdown for the first time in decades as Danube levels drop, and Romania is diverting river water to keep its Cernavodă reactor running. Maritime Safety & Cleanup: Authorities warn some wrecks may still carry ammunition and unexploded ordnance, raising the stakes for recovery work. Serbia–Uzbekistan Tech & Infrastructure Talks: Serbia and Uzbekistan held bilateral consultations in Belgrade, highlighting cooperation in the economy, infrastructure, and information and communication technologies. Media Freedom Warning: A new report says Serbia’s media freedom crisis is deepening, with a sharp rise in press freedom violations and attacks on journalists, including cases involving police. Academic Freedom Snapshot: A global ranking shows Czechia leading academic freedom while India’s scores have sharply declined since 2010.
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