AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAuto Industry: France and Germany agreed to ease the EU’s 2035 car-emissions rules and support European-made components, with Britain potentially included in procurement schemes. The proposal still needs EU approval. Ukraine and Hungary: Leaders Péter Magyar and Volodymyr Zelenskyy agreed to reset ties, helping unlock two negotiating clusters in Ukraine’s EU accession process. Chernobyl: Germany plans to give Ukraine €50 million toward repairs to the damaged nuclear plant; the funding awaits parliamentary approval. Namibia: A Bundestag debate renewed calls from Herero and Nama descendants for an official German apology and direct reparations for colonial-era genocide. Austria: Heat and drought cut this year’s fruit harvest by about 30% and vegetables by 40%, with apple yields also expected to fall sharply. EU Budget: Chancellor Friedrich Merz says member states remain divided over the bloc’s next seven-year budget, with Germany among those seeking major cuts.
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