AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 minutes agoEducation & Migration: New PISA results suggest a rare reversal in the UK: first- and second-generation migrant students score slightly higher than native peers, placing Britain among European countries where migrant-background students no longer trail others. Education Policy: Portugal’s prime minister says education has lost “quality and rigour” as PISA scores keep sliding, with measures including stricter school phone rules and curriculum changes. AI & Courts: A case involving a ChatGPT-written expert report highlights new litigation risks, with AI chat logs turning into major discovery material. Cybersecurity: Microsoft’s security overhaul is framed as a response to major hacks, aiming to rebuild internal security culture after repeated breaches. Digital Finance (Albania): Albania’s branchless Jet Bank is positioning for EU integration as Brussels rewrites payments rules and pushes digital identity wallets. Science Cooperation (Adriatic): GFCM set up a new technical unit in Split to strengthen sustainable fisheries science across the Adriatic, including Montenegro. Tech & Society (PISA): OECD reports a broad decline in reading and maths skills worldwide, with more teens struggling to evaluate information—an issue that hits the AI age hardest. Montenegro Diplomacy: President Jakov Milatović’s state visit to Mongolia marks 20 years of ties, with agreements spanning trade, science, education, and climate cooperation.
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