AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoUkraine: The EU disbursed another €4.36 billion from its €90 billion support programme, tying most of the payment to reforms as Kyiv prepares for another wartime winter. Brussels also urged Ukraine to speed up reforms needed for membership talks. Enlargement: The Commission set roadmaps for Ukraine, Moldova, Albania and Montenegro, with Montenegro closest to joining and Moldova moving ahead of Ukraine in some assessments. Georgia’s accession process remains effectively stalled, and the EU is considering whether to suspend visa-free travel. Serbia, meanwhile, was told that progress depends on reforms and rebuilding trust. UK–EU ties: London and Brussels are reportedly nearing a food-trade deal that could remove many post-Brexit checks, though it is not expected to take effect until 2028. Car industry: A European Parliament committee backed lowering the proposed 2035 emissions-reduction target for new cars from 100% to 87.5%; the measure still needs further approval. Border rights: MEPs warned that plans to expand Frontex’s role in migrant returns could threaten fundamental rights.
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