AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPISA Shock in Germany: The OECD’s latest PISA results show Germany’s 15-year-olds performing at their worst ever in reading, maths and science, with the education minister Karin Prien calling the decline “alarming” and warning that the social divide is widening. AfD Power Bid in Saxony-Anhalt: After a historic state election, AfD leader Ulrich Siegmund (35) is positioned to become the youngest far-right premier in Germany since WWII, winning 43.8% but falling short of an absolute majority; his “Vision 2026” includes moves targeting public broadcasting and a “think German” campaign. Court Clash Over Gaza: Nicaragua accused Germany at the ICJ of multiple violations of international law in the Gaza genocide case, while Germany argues the court lacks jurisdiction. Education & AI Research: Charité reports early results from a CD19 CAR T therapy trial in refractory rheumatoid arthritis, and Germany-based researchers also highlight new cancer biology involving the p53 protein.
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