AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoEU Foreign Subsidies Probe: The European Commission has issued a Statement of Grounds in its in-depth investigation into Chinese e-commerce group JD.com’s planned takeover of German retailer Ceconomy, formally setting out competition concerns and giving JD.com a chance to respond. Nuclear Security: Germany’s Lower Saxony approved a Rosatom-linked nuclear fuel project in Lingen for Framatome, while imposing tight conditions meant to limit espionage and sabotage risks. EU Sanctions With a Greece Carve-Out: EU member states agreed a new 21st Russia sanctions package, including a Greece exemption for LNG shipments to non-EU buyers under pre-2022 contracts. Germany–Nigeria Push: Germany said it will increase investment in Nigeria as trade rises, with plans spanning renewable energy, manufacturing, digital tech, vocational training and security. German Diplomacy: Germany’s new ambassador to Serbia is set to be Anke Holstein, with a career focused on the Western Balkans and EU external relations. Bundestag/Policy Watch: A German debate on surrogacy and party leadership fallout continues to ripple through conservative ranks, with Merz-linked reshuffles in the spotlight.
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