AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEU Summit: Luc Frieden said Luxembourg will keep supporting Ukraine and warned that yielding to Russia would reward aggression. EU leaders backed issuing as few tourist visas to Russians as possible, while migration talks stalled. Cross-Border Roads: Wallonia rejected Luxembourg’s request to exempt border municipalities from a planned motorway vignette, due from May 2027. The scheme is expected to raise €327 million a year. Foreign Policy: Xavier Bettel said Luxembourg’s proposed import ban on goods from Israeli settlements would target settlement-linked activity, not Israel, and uphold international law. EU Enlargement: Moldova opened two more accession-negotiation clusters at an intergovernmental meeting in Luxembourg. EU Budget: Frieden called for an ambitious long-term EU budget but warned against unchecked spending; member states remain divided, with no breakthrough in Brussels.
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