AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoStreaming Policy: Germany says it will keep minimum production spending quotas for streaming services, rejecting claims from the US trade representative that the rules are an illegal digital trade barrier. EU Funds Unlock: Hungary’s reform deal with the European Commission clears the way to release about €16.4bn in frozen recovery and cohesion money, including EPPO and anti-corruption procurement changes. Armenia Crossroads: Russia-led EAEU leaders threaten to suspend Armenia unless it holds a referendum on EU membership vs staying in the bloc, with a December review promised. Online Safety Crackdown: The EU fines Temu €200m under the Digital Services Act over toxic and non-compliant products, warning other platforms too. Financial Supervision Push: Six EU countries back stronger, more centralized capital markets oversight, aiming to expand ESMA’s role over strategic market infrastructure. Britain Infrastructure & Jobs: Britain toughens penalties for reckless subsea cable damage and looks to the Netherlands for lessons to cut youth “NEETs” unemployment. AI Governance: EC-Council launches an AI governance framework and readiness self-assessment tool aligned with the EU AI Act.
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