AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPoland-Ukraine EU row: Poland’s parliament speaker Włodzimierz Czarzasty says Ukraine can’t join the EU unless it stops honoring Nazi-linked nationalist paramilitaries tied to WWII massacres of Polish civilians, escalating a bitter history fight around Kyiv’s recognition of the OUN/UPA. AI governance clash: Italy’s draft AI decree would let police collect and store biometric face data from people entering “sensitive” public areas for up to seven days, with critics warning it doesn’t fit the EU AI Act. Black Sea security: Romanian divers destroyed two Russian-made Gerbera-type drones drifting near the Neptun Deep offshore gas project after Ukraine confirmed they weren’t theirs, underscoring the security pressure around EU energy infrastructure. EU tech sovereignty: The Commission signed the implementation deal to move IRIS² from planning to full deployment, adding 66 satellites for first launches targeted for 2029. Migration enforcement: Serbia signals it wants Schengen readiness by end-2027, potentially ending visa-free travel for Russians as it aligns with EU rules. EU aid accountability: A German MEP warns the EU’s €90bn interest-free Ukraine loan scheme lacks clarity on how the burden falls on member states.
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