AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSchool Unrest: France’s student protests continue despite government promises of 3,000 extra teachers. More than 6,800 people have been detained, most of them minors, and damage is estimated at €30 million; the UN has urged all sides to remain peaceful. Debt Pressure: Rising borrowing costs and public debt nearing 120% of GDP are unsettling investors, as political deadlock clouds efforts to rein in spending. Security: French police arrested three 17-year-olds suspected of running websites that sold stolen personal data, including bank details. Deportation Talks: Paris confirmed technical discussions with Taliban authorities to return Afghans living in France illegally who are considered security risks; officials say asylum seekers and women are not the target. Culture: Two Renoir paintings stolen from a museum in Cagnes-sur-Mer have been recovered, and six suspects arrested. Defence: France and Germany insist their next-generation tank project remains active, despite doubts about whether it will produce a single jointly developed tank.
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