AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPoland–Ukraine EU row: Poland’s parliament speaker says Ukraine must stop honoring Nazi-linked nationalist paramilitaries tied to WWII massacres of Polish civilians to keep its EU path alive, escalating a long-running “Volhynia” memory fight. Local community safety: In Poznań, police detained two women after an attack on Ukrainians outside a café, following a viral video and reports of aggressive anti-Ukrainian shouting and damage. Cultural heritage & risk: Research warns that the online trade in mummified human body parts can expose handlers to hazardous microbes and spores—“mummy’s curse” as a modern health threat. Polish diaspora media fact-check: The Polish Center of Wisconsin says a Wisconsin “Transcript” newspaper falsely claimed it received federal immigration resettlement funds. Sports spotlight: Poland’s Adrianna Sulek-Schubert leads the women’s heptathlon in Birmingham as Ireland’s Kate O’Connor stays in medal range; elsewhere, Switzerland’s Audrey Werro edges Keely Hodgkinson for European 800m gold. Tech & privacy: Apple issued high-confidence spyware alerts in 110 countries, highlighting the reach of mercenary surveillance.
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