AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEU Enlargement: Brussels says Montenegro could join in 2028 and Albania and Moldova in 2029, while warning Bosnia and Herzegovina has lost another year to stalled reforms. Serbia has a chance to revive its bid if its new government strengthens democracy; Georgia’s process is stalled and Turkey’s democratic record is widening its gap with the EU. EU Priorities: The Commission’s 2027 programme targets competitiveness through lower energy costs, a deeper single market and less red tape, alongside stronger defence and EU-Ukraine cooperation. Spain: Transport Minister Óscar Puente resigned after a deadly rail crash that killed 69 people, prompting a cabinet reshuffle. Transatlantic Ties: European leaders welcomed Democrats’ control of Congress but cautioned that Trump retains foreign-policy powers, leaving uncertainty over Ukraine support and security. Security: EU authorities warned that coordinated attacks on supermarket refrigeration systems across 10 countries could disrupt food supplies. UK-EU Reset: London and Brussels are nearing agreements on youth mobility and food trade, part of wider efforts to rebuild ties.
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