AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCourt Ruling: A Prague court upheld the expulsion of Belarusian journalist Natalia Sudliankova, rejecting her lawsuit against a sanctions-based decision tied to alleged GRU links, with the ruling citing classified information and ordering her to leave within 30 days. Security & Risk: Czech intelligence and military services released a report on the Cobasna ammunition depot, saying the stockpile is about 14,000 gross tons but only 2,800 tons are explosive, calling the risk “limited and controlled” and rejecting claims of an existential threat. Sports (Czech ties): Rangers’ Conference League tie with Jablonec continues after a 1-0 Ibrox win, with Ryan Naderi scoring and Cammy Devlin sent off; the club is also reportedly in talks over Celtic-linked midfielder Ermin Mahmic. Culture & Memory: Prague and the wider region mark the 1968 invasion anniversary with protests and commemorations, while Moldova’s independence celebrations include military parade rehearsals on Great National Assembly Square with traffic restrictions. Weather: A severe weather warning is in place for Prague and large parts of Bohemia. Transport: A new Prague–Santiago de Compostela route is among recent European flight and rail updates, alongside Nordic cross-border train improvements.
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