AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHeat Relief in Prague: Prague opened an air-conditioned refuge in the Škoda Palace (Jungmannova Street) for Thursday and Friday, with free water, seating, toilets and snacks as temperatures push above 35°C; the city also keeps district “cooling oases” running and points people to an online map of places to cool down. Fire Risk Rules: ČHMÚ extended the heat warning and kept an increased wildfire-risk ban in Prague in force, restricting open fires and other ignition sources in high-risk areas until further notice. Prague Zoo Animals Cooled With Ice: Zoo staff used tons of ice to help polar bears Aleut and Gregor beat the latest European heatwave. World Cup Power Struggle: UEFA says it will boycott FIFA competitions if Gianni Infantino’s plan to sell minority stakes in the World Cup to private investors is approved; the Czech FA president has backed the scheme, backing “FIFA Forward Enterprise.” Czech Social Policy: The Senate approved raising the Czech parental allowance to CZK 400,000 from 2027 (CZK 50,000 more; doubled for twins). Czech Economy Watch: Czech GDP growth continues, with Q2 growth reported at 2.0%.
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