AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFrance: Hundreds of thousands protested over living costs and education, with 779 arrests reported. A petrol-bomb attack that set a police officer alight has prompted an attempted-murder investigation, while student groups are calling for school and university blockades from Monday. Germany: Youth rallies over living costs, education cuts and conscription were mostly peaceful, but violence in Frankfurt left more than 100 officers injured; 54 people were arrested. Spain: Authorities have identified 56 of the 69 people killed in Wednesday’s train crash, with 13 still unidentified. Cambridge scientist Marta Shahbazi was among the victims. UK–EU ties: Labour is reportedly considering raising a proposed cap to 80,000 young Europeans a year under a mobility deal, alongside lower university fees for EU students. UK–Iran tensions: Tehran designated Britain’s Royal Navy, air force and MI6 as “terrorist and hostile” entities, citing British actions against Iran.
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