AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEU-Culture Clash: The Venice Biennale says it will challenge the EU’s plan to revoke a €2m grant after Russia was allowed back into the 2026 event, with the Commission citing democratic values and freedom of expression. Football Shake-up: FIGC president Giovanni Malagò confirms Pep Guardiola held talks about becoming Italy coach, with “salary exceptions” possible. Public Order & Justice: Protests in Bologna continue after Moroccan Abderrahim Fakir died during a police arrest, as Italy’s PM Giorgia Meloni demands “truth” and Morocco asks Rome to clarify responsibility. Energy & Industry: Vertiv is expanding in northern Italy with a new testing lab for large chillers and liquid-cooling integration. Business/Tech: Poste Italiane’s bid to take over TIM clears a key board step, deepening the state’s role in Italy’s digital infrastructure. Italy-China Soft Power: Shenzhen-Milan Lifestyle Week wraps its third edition, pushing fashion and creative cooperation between the two countries. Defense Watch: Leonardo says it will keep its stake in German defense electronics firm Hensoldt, citing market momentum and cooperation potential.
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