AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPrague Transport Upgrade: Prague’s council approved the updated 2026–2030 transport plan, aiming to boost public transport capacity by 2030 with seven new tram routes, continued Metro Line D works, preparations for Line C automation, and more rail plus expanded P+R/B+R facilities. Prague Road Disruption: Major summer roadworks will start 2 July on Kbelská Street, a key D8/D10/D11 connector and substitute for the missing ring-road section; the city plans 24/7 work to reopen by mid-August. Public Media Strike: Thousands of Czech public broadcaster staff are on a 24-hour strike over Babiš-backed funding changes that would scrap the licence fee and replace it with state-budget allocations, raising fears for independence and jobs. Energy Market Integration: Slovenia will join EU balancing platforms PICASSO (aFRR) on 1 July and MARI (mFRR) on 15 July, extending cross-border reserve trading that already includes Czechia. Industrial Skills & AI: A McKinsey study says 58% of European work hours are technically automatable with existing tech, but the real challenge is reskilling for AI-assisted work. Brno MotoGP Test: Brno hosts an official Pirelli MotoGP test for 2027 850cc prototypes, with multiple manufacturers and 15 tyre compounds planned.
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