AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEU Enlargement: Brussels’ latest report puts Montenegro at the front of the membership race, with accession possible by 2028, while Moldova advances and Ukraine is urged to speed reforms. Georgia’s process remains “de facto halted” over democratic backsliding, though the EU says its door remains open. EU-China Business: The Commission has conditionally approved JD.com’s takeover of German retailer Ceconomy; the companies say the remaining conditions are met and expect to complete the deal within days. Turkey Tensions: The EU accused Ankara of obstructing the Greece-Cyprus electricity link and criticized its democratic record and regional claims. Turkey rejected the findings as biased. Ukraine and Washington: Kaja Kallas urged the newly elected US Congress to maintain aid for Kyiv and increase pressure on Moscow. Zelenskyy welcomed the prospect of stronger US support, though Trump retains control of foreign policy until Congress takes office in January. Child Protection: EU lawmakers backed tougher rules to criminalize AI-generated child sexual abuse material, including deepfakes, and give victims more time to seek justice.
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