AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCitizenship Rules: Germany says most citizenship applicants must pass a naturalization test on law, society and daily life, with clear exemptions for children under 16 and people unable to take it due to illness, disability or age. Migration Enforcement: Germany deported at least 137 Nigerians in five chartered operations from February to June, according to monitoring groups, highlighting growing reliance on flights for removals. Heat & Economy: Europe’s record heat is already hitting power, shipping and public health, with economists warning costs will keep rising as heatwaves, droughts and wildfires pile up. Climate Shock to Power: Low river levels and extreme heat are threatening nuclear output and grid stability, with France’s nuclear dependence making the risk spill over to neighbors. Security & Drones: Germany is stepping up defenses after explosive-laden drone incidents near airports and military sites, raising fears of “hybrid warfare.” Sports Governance: A German culture minister is calling for FIFA chief Gianni Infantino to resign over plans tied to selling World Cup rights. Business Watch: Siemens’ bribery scandal is again in focus as a reminder of systemic corporate corruption, while GEA reports stronger Q2 profit, revenue and orders and approves a buyback.
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