AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBelgium on the move: Brussels Airport is bracing for disruption on Friday as a national protest is expected to trigger cancellations of around 140 flights, with ground-handler Alyzia staff among those striking. Education unrest: Liège police recorded 107 arrests since early October as student protests over education reforms and budget cuts turned violent, with tear gas used after vandalism and fires. Sports & culture: Belgian tennis star Elise Mertens booked a China Open quarter-final spot after beating Coco Gauff, while Gauff also faced a wave of racist abuse tied to a controversial video review. Tech & society: Powerdot and Hubject have expanded Plug&Charge compatibility to more than 7,000 Powerdot chargers across France, Spain, Belgium and Poland. Science spotlight: Belgian-born physicist Francis Halzen won the Nobel Prize in Physics for work on rare neutrinos. Arts & entertainment: Tallinn’s Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF) unveiled its official selection, including world premieres and feature debuts.
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