AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUkraine and European Security: Washington has proposed permanent security consultations, crisis communications and military transparency measures ahead of next week’s Ukraine-Russia peace talks, while saying NATO would remain central to Europe’s defence. Serbia: Legal challenges are mounting over President Aleksandar Vučić’s last-minute pardons, including one for a driver accused of hitting a student protester. Aviation Security: A fresh wave of bomb threats disrupted European flights and airport hubs for the third time in a week; EU officials have activated security protocols but say it is too early to establish links. Industry and Climate: The EU is revising its 2035 car-emissions rules under pressure from industry, while COP31 in Türkiye opens next week amid debate over fossil fuels and the shift to clean electricity. Regional Links: A €24 million project will expand fibre-optic connections across Greece, Bulgaria and Romania, with potential links to Moldova and Ukraine. Adani Ports also agreed to buy Dutch-based Evos, Europe’s second-largest independent liquid-storage operator, for €2.56 billion.
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