AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCourtroom Cross-Border Clash: Slovenia-linked reporting says Luka Dončić’s ex-fiancée Anamaria Goltes has shifted the dispute to Slovenia, seeking about $50m and asking to cut his parental access from two days a week to less, after a California child-support bid was reportedly withdrawn but rejected due to a missing signature. Church Abuse Case: The Archdiocese of Ljubljana is now said to hold 22 previously undisclosed letters from women in the Slovenian Loyola Community alleging abuse by Father Marko Rupnik, adding to the Vatican-linked criminal case as the community was ordered dissolved in 2023. Football Governance: UEFA president Aleksander Čeferin, the Slovenian lawyer, says he’s “choosing his battles” as UEFA and FIFA boss Gianni Infantino clash over FIFA’s plans, with UEFA’s World Cup boycott threat cited as part of Infantino’s recent retreat. EU Energy & Neighbours: Croatia says electricity supply remains secure despite Krško Nuclear Power Plant output being reduced to 80% amid heat and low Sava water levels, with governments monitoring jointly. Media Regulation: The UK Competition and Markets Authority cleared the $110bn Paramount–Warner Bros Discovery merger after binding promises on Channel 5, children’s programming and editorial independence, while a US antitrust/WGA fight heads to a March 2027 trial. Climate Pressure: Austria hit a new record temperature of 41.2C as a wider heatwave and drought push power curbs and raise wildfire risks across central and southern Europe.
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