AGP Executive Report
Last update: 35 minutes agoAI & Policing: Italy’s draft AI decree would let police turn faces into biometric data in “sensitive” public areas like squares, stations and stadiums during events, storing it for seven days unless a crime triggers checks; Italy’s data watchdog says the plan doesn’t fit the EU AI Act. Migration & Diplomacy: Reuters reports Israel and Lebanon are considering a verification mechanism for Hezbollah disarmament, with Britain, Italy, Switzerland and Indonesia among potential contributors after U.S.-mediated talks in Rome. Public Order & Travel: Prime Minister Vasile Tofan urged tighter scrutiny of ministers’ foreign trips, calling out travel requests that don’t match government priorities. Sports Transfers: Turkish club Besiktas is probing Juventus midfielder Fabio Miretti, with Juventus open to a permanent sale only. Climate Costs: New research flags the economic hit from Europe’s heatwaves, including major losses for the UK and a large EU GDP drag. Rome Housing Pressure: Reports highlight heatwave conditions worsening for evicted families sleeping rough in Rome.
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