AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUkraine Support: Vice Chancellor Lars Klingbeil reaffirmed Germany’s backing for Kyiv but said continued aid comes with expectations for reforms and clearer explanations of spending. Antisemitism Policy: Katharina von Schnurbein, the European Commission’s longtime antisemitism coordinator, has been appointed Germany’s federal commissioner for Jewish life and the fight against antisemitism. Parliamentary Accountability: The Bundestag lifted SPD lawmaker Adis Ahmetovic’s immunity to allow searches as part of a corruption investigation; he denies wrongdoing. Public Health: Cabinet approved a sugary-drinks tax, due to take effect in July 2027 if parliament passes it, to encourage lower-sugar products and help ease health-system costs. Berlin Coalition Talks: SPD and Greens have suspended negotiations amid a dispute over antisemitism safeguards. Nord Stream Trial: Proceedings opened in Hamburg over the 2022 pipeline blasts, with a former Ukrainian officer facing charges.
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