AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPoland’s Court Crisis: A showdown over the Constitutional Tribunal escalated, with police surrounding the court after judges backed by Donald Tusk’s government suspended its chief. President Karol Nawrocki cut short a trip and returned to Warsaw; Brussels says parliament has the right to appoint judges. Serbia’s Election: The Student List won 53% in final results from the repeat parliamentary vote, ahead of President Aleksandar Vučić’s alliance on 39%, clearing the way to form a new government. EU Funding: Kosovo missed €43.8 million after completing only seven of 13 required reforms; another 22 are due by year-end to qualify for €131.5 million. Belgium’s Budget: Prime Minister Bart De Wever offered his government’s resignation after coalition talks broke down over €10 billion in savings needed to rein in debt. NATO Tensions: European allies fear US President Donald Trump could respond to Republican losses in the midterms by withdrawing more American troops from Europe. Industry Under Pressure: Europe’s chemical sector warns high energy costs, weak demand and Chinese competition are driving production cuts and closures.
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