AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAerial Firefighting: Luxembourg Air Rescue’s 20-year-old firefighting container still hasn’t been used, and CGDIS isn’t keeping helicopters on standby—Interior Minister Léon Gloden says he wants direct talks, with a September meeting planned. Football & Courts: Aston Villa’s 17-year-old striker Brian Madjo (raised in Luxembourg) is cleared to be registered after CAS upheld the club’s appeal against FIFA’s block. Streaming & TV: Prime Video drops the first look at Catherine Zeta-Jones in revenge thriller series Kill Jackie, while Ted Lasso Season 4 rockets back to the top of Apple TV charts after day one. Royal Fashion: Princess Elisabeth turns heads in a bold red off-the-shoulder Safiyaa gown at a Vienna wedding reception. Weekend Culture: Luxembourg’s August picks include the free e-Lake music festival at Lake Echternach and a Corniche waiter-tray race in Luxembourg City. Local Media: RTL Today Radio marks a milestone with 47,800 weekly listeners. Sports Business: Teads reports weaker Q2 results as revenue and adjusted EBITDA slide.
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