AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoArctic Security: The EU’s new strategy puts security and resilience first, with plans for a maritime monitoring hub, stronger undersea-cable protection and more icebreakers as tensions rise with Russia and uncertainty grows over US policy. Romania: Parliament approved pro-European diplomat Luca Niculescu’s government, ending five months of deadlock, though the far-right AUR remains a force in the polls. EU Politics: Germany’s AfD is preparing a plan to sharply curb EU powers and budget, with a membership referendum as a possible last resort. Cost-of-Living Protests: Demonstrations over fuel prices, housing and public services are spreading across Europe, unsettling markets and boosting far-right parties. Black Sea Trade: Bulgarian MEPs are urging stronger EU action to protect shipping after Russian attacks threaten commercial routes and raise costs. Critical Minerals: Brussels and New Caledonia agreed to deepen cooperation on sustainable raw-materials supply, including nickel for European industry. Energy and Industry: Visegrad countries want more flexible EU funding to help businesses manage high energy costs.
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