AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDefence: Poland will host the first Patriot PAC-3 missile maintenance centre outside the US, a move expected to speed repairs for NATO operators. Warsaw will also discuss a permanent US base at a National Security Council meeting next week. Germany: More than 140,000 young people have registered for protests in 23 cities against cuts to social spending and possible military conscription. In Jena, thousands protested an appearance by AfD leader Björn Höcke. Slovakia: Bratislava and Moscow agreed to seek stable Russian oil supplies through the Druzhba pipeline. Foreign Minister Juraj Blanár said Slovakia would honour existing energy contracts while cooperating with Russia where EU sanctions allow. Industry: Infineon plans to invest €1.1 billion in a new Austrian plant for advanced gallium nitride chips, with EU approval for €319 million in state aid. Hungary: Erasmus+ is available again at all Hungarian universities after legal obstacles were removed. Separately, a court ordered international arrest warrants for the son of former central bank governor György Matolcsy and an associate in a financial fraud investigation.
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