AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHeat and health: Germany’s heat toll is getting clearer: the RKI estimates 5,120 heat-related deaths in 2026 through June 28, based on temperature-death links, with the final week of June alone seeing about 23,600 deaths. Industry & jobs: Tesla says it will ramp up output at its Grünheide plant in 2026, targeting up to 7,500 vehicles a week, expanding battery work, and creating 3,500 new jobs. Security & law: Berlin plans a major overhaul of intelligence powers, with a Cabinet discussion set for Aug. 13 that could allow direct operational action and emergency home searches in terrorism cases. Politics & surrogacy fallout: CDU/CSU parliamentary leader Jens Spahn has resigned amid backlash over his use of US surrogacy, reigniting debate over Germany’s ban. Energy at home: Germany’s home battery boom is accelerating as solar grows and grids strain, offering households backup and bill relief. Road safety: A wrong-way crash on the A45 near Frankfurt killed two and left three children critically injured. World Cup: England beat France 6-4 in the third-place match; Kylian Mbappé overtook Lionel Messi to lead the all-time World Cup scoring race with 22.
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