AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAirport Security Upgrade: Warsaw Chopin Airport has started using CT scanners for hand-baggage checks, initially in two Fast Track lanes, aiming to cut screening times and improve passenger flow. Energy Politics: Bulgaria’s energy minister says no extra economic or political conditions were added to the Bulgargaz–BOTAS deal review protocol, setting a 15-month push to make the contract more useful amid arrears and take-or-pay risks. World Cup 2026: The semifinal lineup is set—France, Spain, England and Argentina—after quarterfinal wins across the US; France face Spain next, followed by England vs Argentina. Central Europe Heat & Water Stress: Western Europe’s record heat is drying rivers, with France’s Loire reduced to sandbanks and water restrictions spreading as drought worsens. Central Europe Business & Industry: Hungary’s M&A activity rose 16% in 2025, while Poland’s prescription reform is drawing warnings from pharma groups over access and reimbursement rules. Regional Cooperation: Bulgaria and Greece plan a joint energy-market integration document, while the Vertical Gas Corridor is expanding with more technical talks involving Slovakia and Hungary.
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