AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoUkraine’s EU Path: Kyiv passed a law expanding education rights for national minorities, meeting Hungary’s key condition for progress in accession talks. Budapest welcomed the move; Ukraine expects two negotiating clusters to open on Tuesday. Russia and Security: German Chancellor Friedrich Merz rejected a US-Russia diesel deal, while Poland urged Europe to keep Russian energy out and maintain pressure on Moscow. Czech intelligence chief Michal Koudelka warned Russia could attempt riskier operations in NATO countries in coming months; NATO’s top commander said the alliance is ready to fight if attacked. German Politics: Labour Minister Bärbel Bas’s resignation has deepened strains in Chancellor Merz’s coalition, prompting Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil to cancel an India trip. Germany’s debt is forecast to rise to 78.25% of GDP by 2030. Austria’s Justice System: Judges and prosecutors began a week of protests over staff shortages, citing a shortfall of more than 250 judges and about 70 prosecutors.
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