AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoRussian Culture & Identity: A new report highlights how Russia’s war on Ukrainian books and culture continues to target literature and learning, while separate coverage notes Russia’s nuclear plants are ageing and raises the question of who will pay to dismantle them. Language & Minority Rights: Moldova’s political class is again at odds over Romanian language requirements, with candidates and officials treating language status as a power tool rather than a civic obligation. Cultural Diplomacy: Panama and the Dominican Republic signed an agreement to jointly promote film and audiovisual co-productions, aiming to connect artists and unlock private investment. Heritage & Travel: Malaysia’s tourism officials look to Türkiye’s model for monetizing and conserving historical monuments, while Goa sets aside ₹2 crore to boost international charter flights, including expected routes from Russia. Arts & Public Life: A Baltic House international theater festival begins in St. Petersburg, and a Cornish festival announces Russian-linked performers including Ruby Wax, Michael Morpurgo and a Pussy Riot star. Human Rights & Justice: Belarusian psychiatrist Ihar Pasnou has died in a colony, and coverage also revisits how public apologies are becoming a legal-cultural practice in Russia’s regions.
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