AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNature Deal: Nearly 200 countries adopted agreements at the UN biodiversity summit in Yerevan, renewing efforts to meet 2030 targets, though key goals remain off track. Russia and Ukraine: Putin says he is willing to speak by phone with Zelensky, while European diplomats shunned a G20 group photo with Russia’s Lavrov. Washington has also urged European NATO allies to soften their public rhetoric on Moscow. Public Unrest: France is deploying 70,000 police for another round of protests over living costs and public services, after recent riots raised fears of renewed violence. Poland’s Rule-of-Law Row: A dispute over the suspension of the Constitutional Tribunal’s head brought police and protesters to the court, prompting President Nawrocki to cut short an overseas trip. Migration: EU asylum applications fell 13% under the bloc’s migration pact, but arrivals on Crete have already surpassed 2025’s total; the EU is also considering giving Frontex a role in monitoring social media. EU-Canada Ties: The sides launched an “Alliance for the Future” on trade, technology, energy and security, but proposed associate-member status remains unsettled. Their joint statement commits to defining a closer association by 2027.
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