AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoIAEA in Vienna: UN nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi said a secret Assad-era Syrian reactor was configured to produce fissile material suitable for nuclear weapons, after inspectors secured uranium and reactor fuel rods. Diplomacy under pressure: The US is pushing a UN Security Council referral over Iran’s obstruction of IAEA inspections, while Grossi warned the agency still lacks access to Iranian facilities. Austria economy: Austria’s GDP shrank 0.1% in Q2 as manufacturing and construction stayed under strain and energy costs weighed on investment. Health policy talks: German-speaking health ministers met in Luxembourg to discuss modernising pension systems and workplace prevention, with Austria flagging future pension reforms. Vienna burglary scare: Police say corrosive-acid flat break-ins have spread across Vienna, with suspects arrested or identified in Austria, Slovakia and Germany, and new lock-safety advice issued. Tech and business: Connecting Software was named a supplier on the UK’s G-Cloud 15 platform, and Ribbon Bio appointed Jay Therrien as Chief Business Officer to drive cell-free DNA growth.
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