AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPoland’s Eastern Border: Warsaw has stepped up security near Kaliningrad after Prime Minister Donald Tusk said guards stopped a suspected overnight provocation. The move comes amid warnings of possible sabotage and armed incursions. Poland’s Court Crisis: Rival judges have convened at the Constitutional Tribunal as prosecutors investigate an alleged assault, deepening a dispute over the court’s leadership and legitimacy. Czech Media: Public broadcasters staged a one-day strike against a government plan to replace licence fees with state funding, which critics say could cut budgets and weaken independence. Cybersecurity: Supermarket refrigeration systems were attacked in Germany, Romania and the UK, bringing the reported European toll to at least 11 countries; the EU says it is coordinating a response. Economic Strains: BMW issued a second profit warning, while German auto supplier Schaeffler plans 3,500 job cuts, adding to pressure on the country’s car industry. Energy: Hungary says it plans to end Russian gas imports by autumn 2027, as Germany’s SEFE agreed a new five-year supply deal with Trafigura.
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