AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEU-Armenia Diplomacy: EU Council President Antonio Costa congratulated Nikol Pashinyan after Armenia’s parliamentary vote and said Brussels will deepen cooperation in energy, trade and digitalization. Elections Integrity: An expert says even OSCE observers recorded numerous violations in Armenia’s elections, while the EU urged all actors to respect results and use legal channels. EU Migration Rules: The EU Migration and Asylum Pact becomes fully applicable on 12 June, with critics warning it will weaken asylum safeguards and expand detention. Tech & Sovereignty: The Commission’s Chips Act 2.0 proposal targets both chip supply and demand, linking semiconductor policy to cloud/AI and open-source efforts. Digital Connectivity: The EU pledged €37m to extend the Google-backed Blue-Raman subsea cable into East Africa, aiming to cut bandwidth costs and boost resilience. Public Health: A major study warns infections are a “major health hazard” for people with diabetes. Security & Defence: Spain called France and Germany’s decision to abandon the FCAS fighter-jet project “very worrying” for Europe’s strategic autonomy. Drug Trade: The EU warns trafficking is shifting routes and tactics, increasing violence and health risks.
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