AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEducation Policy: Sweden is set to ban mobile phones in schools from the next academic year, as the government says reading and writing skills have slipped and wants “more books and less screen time,” joining a wider Nordic and European trend. Security & Defence: NATO’s Forward Land Forces have started operations in Finland and Sweden, led by Sweden, while Russia’s deputy foreign minister issued a nuclear threat warning in response. World Cup 2026: The tournament kicks off June 11 across Mexico, Canada and the US, with analysts publishing power rankings and a reminder that travel and heat/elevation could hit some teams hardest. Tech & Business: AI coding startup Cursor is opening a European hub in London, and Swedish logistics firm Kalmar is rolling out Syncron’s parts-planning platform to improve aftermarket performance. Housing: Stockholm is among Europe’s priciest cities, with average apartment prices topping €8,000 per square metre in new market data. International Affairs: Switzerland signed a declaration backing Gaza Strip humanitarian needs, citing collapsing services and severe restrictions.
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