AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEU-China Relations: The European Parliament called for a tougher China policy, citing trade imbalances, Beijing’s support for Russia and risks to European supply chains. Armenia Trade: The EU will temporarily liberalise tariffs on almost 80% of Armenian exports for two years, including most fresh produce, to help exporters weather Russian measures. Security Industry: Ukrainian firms The Fourth Law and Odd Systems plan to quadruple European thermal-sensor production within three years, building capacity for defence and civilian uses. Parliamentary Debate: MEPs backed a non-binding call for an EU strategy to scrutinise Muslim Brotherhood-linked networks and funding; critics said parts of the resolution risk fuelling Islamophobia. It does not itself place the group on the EU terror list. Financial Markets: EU finance ministers agreed to give ESMA more direct oversight of major cross-border market operators, though the reforms still need further legislative approval. International Justice: France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Denmark and the UK joined Canada and Japan in opposing US sanctions on the International Criminal Court, warning they could disrupt its work.
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