AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoVienna Museum Heist: Thieves stole a platinum-and-diamond necklace worth about ₹38.17 crore (673 stones) from the Museum of Applied Arts (MAK) in Vienna, smashing a display case after buying tickets; police released security-camera images and launched a manhunt, renewing worries about museum security across Europe. Alpine Instability Warning: A glaciologist says warming is making parts of the Alps more unstable, pointing to recent glacier-collapse risks in Switzerland and warning that heat plus heavy rain can raise danger even if a Nepal-scale disaster is unlikely. Nepal Flood Toll: Flash floods in Nepal and along the China border have killed at least 676 people, with around 3,000 still missing; rescue teams are working despite poor weather, including searches for workers trapped in tunnels at hydropower sites. Football—Hearts in Europe: Hearts confirmed their Conference League knockout-phase opponents and kick-off times after beating Rapid Vienna on penalties, with matches including FC Nordsjaelland at Tynecastle on Oct 15 and a trip to face Mo Salah’s Trabzonspor in Turkey. Football—Celtic Bounce Back: Celtic recovered from their Champions League exit with a 2-1 win over Falkirk, with Camilo Duran scoring twice, while manager Martin O’Neill said the positive reception from fans was “unexpected.”
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