AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPoland-Ukraine Defence Tech: Warsaw says it has not yet transferred MiG-29 jets to Kyiv because the technology transfer terms with Ukraine are still unresolved, but it will proceed once the issue is agreed. EU Security & Defence Industry: Canada’s Marconi Technologies won a SAFE defence contract worth over C$10m to supply tactical radios to Poland’s Cyber Command, with deliveries running to 2030—an early test of Canada’s new EU defence procurement access. EU Accession Talks: The EU and Ukraine formally opened accession negotiations after Hungary’s delay was lifted, with the first negotiating cluster now underway. EU Foreign Policy: EU foreign ministers in Luxembourg failed to reach unanimity on sanctions against Israel’s far-right minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, despite broad national support and visa bans including Poland. Air Connectivity & Travel Demand: Etihad launched new routes including Kraków and Palma de Mallorca and expanded summer capacity by 10% year-on-year to over 300 daily flights. Energy Transition Survey: A global survey finds 90% of executives expect operations to be largely electrified by 2035, with Poland among the polled countries. Defence Procurement in Europe: Hanwha’s Chunmoo MRLS is reported to have 315 launchers ordered across Poland, Estonia and Norway, reinforcing long-range strike capacity.
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