AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAbbey Attack in Poland: A priest was killed and four others were wounded during a knife attack at the Benedictine Sisters’ abbey in Jarosław; a 31-year-old Ukrainian suspect was arrested at the scene, with prosecutors still probing motive. Poland–Ukraine Condemnations: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Polish officials condemned the “evil” crime and urged accountability, while Church leaders warned against turning it into hatred. Auschwitz Café Backlash: A British tourist who complained about prices at an Auschwitz-area café defended herself after international outrage, insisting no one was killed “in the cafe” and arguing the memorial shouldn’t be treated like an attraction. EU Literacy Push: The European Commission launched a European Literacy Coalition to tackle persistent reading problems among young people, bringing together schools, libraries, and education groups. Poland in the Spotlight Abroad: A Belarusian teacher in Poland is building robotics and language-learning support for emigrant children, aiming for an online robotics school. Cultural Life: Strabane Ethnic Community Association’s 19th Multi-Cultural Night highlights Polish food and performances, while a new film review spotlights the Japanese-Polish director Josef Kubota Wladyka’s “Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!”
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