AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUkraine and Russia: EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said Europe will not ease pressure on Moscow, as ministers prepare to approve the bloc’s largest new sanctions list. Ukrainian, US and European officials held Miami talks on ending the war and bolstering Ukraine’s security, while Kyiv reported another strike on a major Russian oil hub. EU-China Trade: Brussels says a preliminary deal could cut Chinese electric and hybrid car imports by up to half, ease tariffs on some European exports and stabilize rare-earth supplies. International Justice: European countries, Canada and Japan joined the EU and UN in condemning US sanctions against the International Criminal Court. Gaza Protests: Thousands marched in London, Berlin, Dublin and other cities, calling for an end to Israeli attacks and stronger sanctions. EU Rules: Tesla renamed its “Full Self-Driving” feature “Assisted Driving” on European websites after regulators said the old branding could mislead drivers. EU Enlargement: Tensions with Georgia’s government remain high, as the EU ambassador warned that anti-European rhetoric and legislation risk worsening the country’s accession prospects.
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