AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFinance & Banking: Revolut appoints Kuba Fast, former Chase UK boss, to lead its Lithuania-based European banking arm, aiming to accelerate growth across the EEA. Cyber & Critical Infrastructure: Lithuania lets grid operators disconnect solar plants over 100kW that miss new cybersecurity rules, underscoring that renewables are becoming a security issue, not just a climate one. Sports Media: NEP Europe lands a multi-year Wimbledon broadcast technical services deal with Wimbledon Broadcast Services, expanding IP-based production. Tech & Data Privacy: Nextcloud says an exposed ElasticSearch setup left sensitive staff and client data publicly reachable for researchers, highlighting ongoing cloud misconfiguration risks. Heat & Public Health: Western Europe records its hottest June on record as a new heatwave hits, with renewed debate over Europe’s slow air-conditioning adoption. EU Politics & Human Rights: The European Parliament adopts a strong resolution condemning crimes against women tied to Turkey’s 1974 Cyprus invasion and calls for survivor support and accountability. Defence & Industry: Europe pushes long-range strike and missile initiatives, while Ukraine and Estonia deepen drone cooperation to work around export limits. Entertainment Deals: Mediawan options Kinetic’s Trojan Horse format across Europe, and Authentic Brands lines up Experience Group to run Lee across the continent.
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