AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSwiss Arts & Culture: Zurich Film Festival adds gala premieres “Bunker” and “Ink,” plus “Club Kid,” “Ink” and “Babies” to its lineup, keeping the city’s film scene buzzing. Music: Dublin band Kodaline drops “Vultures,” the latest single from their fifth and final album “We Were Only Young,” ahead of a farewell run across Australia, Europe and the UK. Sports (Swiss angle): Swiss milk and potato prices rise as drought and heat hit harvests, with Swiss Farmers’ Union estimating CHF522m in agricultural losses. Health & Society: A Swiss survey finds children’s school struggles are increasingly landing in paediatric consultations, with many doctors reporting more frequent and more severe cases. Policy & Geneva: Talks on autonomous weapons in Geneva face US and Russia pushback, casting doubt on reaching a consensus text. Tech & Science (CERN): A UChicago-led team explores AI to help CERN experiments decide which collision data to keep, aiming for faster, smarter selection under real constraints. Business/Industry: Switzerland’s only refinery in Cressier is out of action due to technical problems, but authorities say compulsory stocks should cover any shortfall.
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