AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPoland-Ukraine EU row: Poland’s parliament speaker Włodzimierz Czarzasty says Ukraine can’t join the EU unless it stops honoring Nazi-linked nationalist paramilitaries tied to WWII massacres of Polish civilians, escalating a fresh political fight over historical memory. Defense & economy: Prime Minister Donald Tusk used Armed Forces Day in Gdynia and a major Warsaw military parade to push a “regional alliance” approach against Russia, linking security to a resilient economy and investment in the armed forces. Energy & trade: A new China–Europe Arctic shipping service is starting regular weekly runs for summer, cutting transit times and calling out supply-chain security benefits—while environmental groups warn it could accelerate Arctic ice melt. Poland’s security tech: Poland is set to expand its Apache support base and advance naval modernization, including the rollout of the Miecznik frigate, as defense spending and capability building stay in focus. Local economy & tourism: Croatia’s airports reported stronger first-half passenger numbers, with Zagreb preparing for a long-haul Air China link—useful context for regional travel demand. Business/finance policy: Poland is also moving on digitisation funding for business and the economy, with new measures aimed at boosting investment and competitiveness.
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