AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPoland–Ukraine EU track: Prime Minister Donald Tusk says Warsaw will not block the start of EU accession talks for Ukraine, but rejects any preferential treatment, as the dispute over naming a Ukrainian special forces unit after “UPA Heroes” keeps relations at crisis level. EU budget fight: European Council chief António Costa warns there can be no deal on the next EU long-term budget without new EU-wide taxes (“own resources”), pushing leaders toward a decision by year-end. Defense and industry: Poland demands full reimbursement of about EUR 450 mln for weapons transferred to Ukraine, while Germany argues for sending the unblocked EUR 6.6 bn European Peace Facility money entirely to Kyiv—an EPF dispute that could shape next steps. Cybersecurity: ESET links Belarus-linked FrostyNeighbor to a new phishing campaign targeting Ukrainian government institutions, with Poland and Lithuania previously hit. EU climate policy: EU negotiators struck a deal on ETS2 Market Stability Reserve changes for 2028, boosting intervention capacity to shield households from price spikes. Security outlook: A new investigation says Russia is building infrastructure near Northern Europe and the Baltic, with plans for up to 115,000 troops.
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