AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCulture & Education: Bratislava hosts the regional release of OECD PISA 2025 results on Sept. 8, bringing representatives from 31 countries to spotlight Slovakia’s education reforms. Arts & Rights: The Constitutional Court lifted a restriction on former Slovak National Theatre director Matej Drlička, allowing him to speak publicly again about Culture Minister Martina Šimkovičová after the court said his freedom of expression was violated. Community & Inclusion: A fire in a Roma settlement in Mirkovce (Prešov region) destroyed six homes and left 39 people homeless, including 24 children. Music: Adéla drops her debut album “Prima,” with reviews framing it as a self-acceptance pop statement and a new chapter in her rise. Lifestyle & Travel: New ETIAS entry rules are set to add a 20-euro fee for some UK and non-EU travellers heading to Spain and other Schengen countries, with families facing higher totals. Sports (Slovak link): The Champions League returns with Slovan Bratislava set to play PSG on Sept. 9.
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