AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPoland’s Court Showdown: A dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal escalated after its president and deputy were suspended and a replacement leader appointed. President Karol Nawrocki called it a violation of the constitutional order; Viktor Orbán voiced support for him. Regional Security: Experts from across Central Europe discussed links between Baltic, Black Sea and Mediterranean security, citing Russian hybrid threats and the need for stronger infrastructure and military mobility. Bulgaria’s President Iliana Iotova also proposed a Black Sea forum to seek a halt to hostilities and protect shipping. Energy Security: Europe is reconsidering refinery closures as import costs and supply risks rise. Separately, Hungary’s new government is keeping an Orbán-era US nuclear cooperation deal, while a US-Hungary agreement aims to expand American oil and gas supplies to the region. Retail Shake-up: Tesco will sell its Czech and Slovak businesses to Ahold Delhaize for €1.7 billion, leaving Hungary as its last Central European operation. Ukrainians Under Pressure: An investigation found coordinated online narratives targeting Ukrainians in Central Europe, with hostility ranging from abuse to attacks.
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