AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEU Diplomacy: Slovenia hosted the Arraiolos Group summit for the first time, bringing European presidents to Ljubljana and Brdo Castle to discuss the EU’s role in a tense global climate, human rights and stronger multilateral institutions. Climate: Slovenia’s Triglav glacier has disappeared after a record-hot summer, leaving Skuta as the country’s last glacier. Mountain guide Andrej Slak says it has shrunk sharply; the ice has long helped store water for nearby valleys. Sport: Ljubljana’s European Table Tennis Championships brought a historic bronze for Moldova’s Andrei Putuntica and Vladislav Ursu, the first senior European men’s doubles medal won by an all-Moldovan pair. Referendums: Slovenians rejected a proposal to abolish the public broadcaster’s licence fee, while referendum results highlighted divisions over other government reforms.
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