AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 minutes agoEU Budget and Energy: Ursula von der Leyen warned that cuts to the bloc’s next long-term budget could weaken investment in energy, defence and competitiveness as a fresh energy shock drives up costs. France’s School Protests: More than 250,000 people rallied over poor school conditions and staff shortages, as clashes and arrests deepen pressure on the government. Spain’s Housing Crisis: Housing has become a central issue ahead of the snap election after eviction campaign figure Maricarmen Abascal died; her case had helped spark nationwide protests. Russia Sanctions: EU envoys agreed new listings targeting Russia’s military industry, including missile and drone supply chains; foreign ministers are expected to formally approve them next week. Market Jitters: European shares fell as bond yields climbed, with France’s borrowing costs again near levels last seen in 2002 amid fiscal concerns. Tesla’s EU Push: Germany pledged to back approval of Tesla’s driver-assistance system, despite safety concerns and scrutiny of the company’s claims. Historical Reckoning: New records show that celebrated German transport planner Max-Erich Feuchtinger was deeply involved in Nazi forced labour, prompting fresh questions about his postwar honours.
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