AGP Executive Report
Last update: 25 minutes agoCybersecurity: Suspected attacks disrupted supermarket refrigeration in at least seven EU countries, spoiling food and prompting the EU agriculture commissioner to call them a deliberate attempt to disrupt the food supply. Ukraine: Amnesty warned that Russian strikes on energy and heating infrastructure threaten civilians as winter approaches; Slovakia has joined an international coalition seeking the return of Ukrainian children taken by Russia. Energy: US LNG exports to Europe surged in October as winter demand lifted prices. A US proposal to restart Russian gas flows through Ukraine faces strong resistance in Europe, where the EU is preparing to phase out Russian pipeline imports. Politics: Bulgaria elected Iliana Iotova president on a “peace” pledge, strengthening a Russia-friendly camp skeptical of further aid to Ukraine. Poland’s standoff over the constitutional court is also deepening, with the European Commission backing the parliament’s authority to appoint judges.
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