AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPoland–EU Digital Policy: Apple’s iOS 27.2 will let developers use an alternative App Tracking Transparency prompt in the EU, and due to legal requirements that alternative is available for apps distributed in Germany, France, Italy, Poland and Romania—another sign of regulators pushing for more balanced privacy rules. Crypto Compliance: Bulgaria adopted EU-aligned crypto reporting rules requiring crypto service providers to register with the National Revenue Agency and report user identification and transaction data, including purchases, sales, transfers and fiat flows—an example of how EU DAC8 is tightening oversight across the region. Energy & Security Finance: Canada and the UK are in talks to merge defence financing initiatives, potentially creating a larger institution; Poland is named among backers of the UK’s Multilateral Defence Mechanism, linking Warsaw to broader allied procurement funding. Frozen Russian Assets: Poland’s FM Radosław Sikorsky says frozen EU Russian assets won’t return to Moscow and could be used for Ukraine reconstruction and reparations, as EU lawmakers press to unlock funds. Poland Tech & Business: Poland launches a European Digital Identity Wallet sandbox, testing the next step in cross-border digital services.
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