AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPoland Energy Policy: President Karol Nawrocki has signed the government-backed windfall tax on fuel companies, a move aimed at curbing fuel prices after he previously blocked an earlier version as unconstitutional; the levy targets “extraordinary profits” on liquid-fuel sales from March 1 to Dec. 31, using a reference margin tied to 2025 sales plus 20%. Ukraine & EU Budget Politics: Brussels is weighing limits on Ukraine’s access to EU agricultural subsidies and the single market if it joins, with Italy, Poland and France flagged as particularly concerned; separately, 17 EU states led by Italy and Romania are pushing to protect cohesion and farm funding in the 2028–2034 budget. Security & Diplomacy: Poland says it will keep its Kyiv embassy operating despite Russia’s renewed demand that diplomats and foreign nationals leave, calling it intimidation. Real Estate & Finance: DWS is acquiring Peakside Capital Advisors, expanding its alternatives real estate push across Germany and Central and Eastern Europe. Tech & Cyber: AhnLab’s demo of AI “penetration testing” that keeps adapting after failure raises fresh worries about AI-driven attacks spreading beyond finance into critical infrastructure.
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