AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSerbia’s Political Shock: A student-backed movement has swept to victory in snap elections, ending Aleksandar Vučić’s ruling party’s 14-year grip on power. Vučić conceded defeat after record turnout, following years of protests over corruption. Europe’s Unrest: Demonstrations over living costs, housing, education and public services have spread across the continent. France reported more than 1,300 arrests and 53 injured police officers; Spanish authorities also warned that extremist groups may try to exploit the unrest. Ukraine and Security: Europe’s five biggest defence spenders say Russia is the continent’s most acute security threat and pledge continued support for Ukraine. EU, US, Ukrainian and NATO representatives are also preparing to meet in Brussels, as Moscow says it is open to an EU envoy if the aim is a genuine peace settlement. UK-EU Ties: Prime Minister Andy Burnham has opened debate on restoring free movement, drawing cabinet support but risking a Labour rift in Brexit-voting seats. Trade: Brussels and New Delhi are racing to finalize an EU-India free-trade agreement by December, with the European Commission proposing a fast-track approval process.
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