AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoConstitutional Standoff: Police entered Poland’s top court as judges disputed its leadership, triggering protests and prompting President Karol Nawrocki to cut short his Senegal trip. Prime Minister Donald Tusk defended the overhaul, deepening uncertainty around the country’s institutions. G20 Bid: The US welcomed Poland as a full participant, while India pledged support for its bid for permanent membership. The Atlanta meeting ended without consensus, amid a dispute over Russia’s role. Retail: Jeronimo Martins reported nine-month sales of €27.8 billion, up 4.8%, but described tough conditions in Poland: food-price deflation, promotion-focused shoppers, fierce competition and rising fuel costs. Energy and Investment: Poland approved fast-track renewable-energy zones, while a new Lockheed Martin facility will make the country the first outside the US to maintain Patriot PAC-3 missiles.
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