AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSpain Snap Election: Pedro Sánchez called a snap general election for 29 November after parliament rejected his minority government’s housing decrees, amid nationwide protests sparked by the eviction of an 87-year-old woman; Sánchez says he needs a “broader progressive majority” as polls point to a centre-right People’s Party win, potentially with Vox. France School Unrest: France closed up to 500 high schools as student protests over overcrowding, teacher shortages and poor facilities entered a second week, with officials citing security risks, injuries to staff, and vandalism. Germany-Russia “Shadow War”: Germany’s intelligence chiefs warned that Russia is waging a “shadow war,” including intimidation and sabotage, as officials also described drone attacks during Friedrich Merz’s Kyiv visit as attempts to disrupt talks. EU Markets & Euro: Investors pushed the euro to a 17–19 month low on worries about France’s debt and political risk, with European stocks mixed. UK-China Auto Tariffs: The UK is considering tariffs on Chinese electric cars to align with EU “Made in Europe” industrial rules, a move that could trigger friction with Beijing. Energy Pressure: EU states discussed releasing diesel stocks under US pressure to avoid a potential US export ban.
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