AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAI & Policing: Italy’s draft AI decree would let police automatically turn faces into biometric data in “sensitive” public areas (stations, squares, stadiums, streets) during events, storing it for seven days unless a crime triggers matching—while the data watchdog says the plan doesn’t fit the EU AI Act. Border Politics: Two weeks after Ceuta’s surge, Spain and Morocco keep Ceuta on alert mode with thousands of troops and minors still under guardianship, as Madrid signals it may ease Schengen controls only if risks fully disappear. Diplomatic Friction: India’s MEA urged “mutual respect” with Italy after Rahul Gandhi’s “hug diplomacy” jibe sparked a row, with officials stressing ties have expanded and should not be derailed by domestic politics. Security in the Air: NATO jets, including Italian Eurofighters, shot down an unidentified drone over Latvia; debris searches are underway to identify origin. Economy Watch: Italy’s public debt hit a record €3.2 trillion in June, underscoring fiscal pressure as political debates intensify.
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