AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoJustice & Rights: France has asked prosecutors to investigate alleged abuse of French nationals on a Gaza-bound activist flotilla, citing reports of sexual violence, beatings and humiliation after a detention last week. Parliament & History: The National Assembly voted unanimously to repeal the 1685 Code Noir, a colonial-era law that treated enslaved people as property, with lawmakers visibly moved during debate. Public Safety: Ahead of the PSG-Arsenal Champions League final, Paris prosecutors are boosting resources and speeding up case handling, with extra focus on violence and looting. Human Rights Watchdog: UN torture-prevention experts warned that prison overcrowding in France may amount to inhuman or degrading treatment and urged structural fixes. Economy: INSEE data show May inflation at 2.8% and GDP shrinking 0.1% in Q1, with exports and consumption both soft. Tech Policy: Digital G7 talks in Paris aim for agreement on online child protection, while environmental impacts of computing remain a sticking point. Weather: Heatwave conditions are easing in parts of western France, but Paris and several departments stay on orange alert. Sports & Culture: Ballon d’Or moves to London for its 2026 ceremony; meanwhile, Roland-Garros saw top seed Jannik Sinner “hit the wall” and crash out amid extreme heat.
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