AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoIslamic Theology in Higher Education: Münster’s new “Campus of Religions” will open in 2027, bringing Catholic, Protestant and Islamic Theology together—and it will be the first time a public German university hosts an independent Faculty of Islamic Theology. Football Shock: Julian Nagelsmann has resigned as Germany head coach after the World Cup last-32 exit to Paraguay, with Jurgen Klopp now widely seen as the frontrunner. Economy & Work Rules: Chancellor Merz and coalition partners unveiled sweeping reforms aimed at reviving Germany’s sluggish growth, including tax cuts, pension changes and tougher rules for sick leave (medical proof from day one). Health & Heat: A WHO update warns heat waves are already killing people across Europe, with Germany among the hardest hit, pushing governments to strengthen heat-health action plans. Industry & Jobs: Infineon opened a major new Dresden plant after a €5bn investment to expand power-chip production. Defense & Tech: Quantum Systems, a German drone maker, raised $1.2bn and doubled its valuation to about $8bn as defence spending surges. Energy Security: German prosecutors say the Nord Stream sabotage was ordered by Ukrainian state structures, with a suspect extradited and held in Germany.
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