AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSerbia’s transition: A student-led movement has defeated Aleksandar Vučić’s ruling party, opening a test of whether it can form a stable government. The EU urged a swift transition and flagged concerns over media bias, pressure on candidates and misuse of state resources. Border policy: The European Commission proposed expanding Frontex to 30,000 officers, with a new reserve and a central role in coordinating deportations. Ukraine and Russia: The EU released €4.9 billion for Ukraine and reiterated support for Kyiv after Finnish and Norwegian leaders held direct talks with Vladimir Putin, drawing criticism from other European governments over coordination. Climate resilience: A new EU framework aims to help governments prepare for worsening climate risks, which caused an estimated €200 billion in damage across Europe from 2022 to 2025. Defence: Poland will host Europe’s first PAC-3 missile maintenance centre, reducing reliance on repairs in the United States. UK-EU ties: Britain is set to rejoin the Erasmus+ exchange scheme in January, while Prime Minister Andy Burnham has called for closer relations with the bloc.
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