AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMilitary Education: Russia will more than double military training time in schools from September 1, expanding a “Fundamentals of Security and Defense” course for grades 6–11 with drones, field exercises and mock weapons. Higher Ed Links: German universities and student bodies warn against cutting DAAD funding for Global South cooperation, arguing programmes reach 120,000 people across 70 countries. AI Sovereignty: Portugal launches “Amalia,” its first open-source AI model, built by universities and backed with €5.5m in EU recovery funds to help public institutions and researchers develop tailored applications. University Rankings: Hungary’s universities show a mixed QS 2027 picture, with ELTE topping nationally but slipping internationally as Asian competition intensifies. School Closures: Wales’ historic Ruthin School (founded 1284) will close at the end of the school year, citing VAT on fees, loss of charitable status and higher costs. Climate and Learning Disruption: Europe’s heatwave is again hitting schools and hospitals, with France reporting around 1,000 excess deaths and emergency services struggling to cool patients. Access and Support: A UK primary school in London opens a sanctuary garden funded by nearly £30,000 to help refugee children feel safe and settled. Student Mobility: A UNILORIN first-class graduate secures a master’s scholarship in Italy and seeks help with visa and travel costs. Funding Pressure: Britain’s rising energy price cap is pushing 13.5m households into fuel poverty, raising concerns for families during winter.
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