AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPoland’s Transport Push: A planned high-speed rail line from Warsaw through Łódź and Kalisz to Poznań could give Central Europe more of its own civilian and military logistics capacity; a dispute over nine kilometres of track has become a test of the project’s direction. Europe’s City Ties: Nearly five years into Russia’s war on Ukraine, 124 of 272 EU municipalities with known Russian town-twinning links still list them, while 63 have suspended theirs. German cities account for 33 suspensions. Energy Security: Researchers found 8,547 wind and solar installations across 35 European countries reachable online; about 181 appeared to have interfaces capable of issuing operational commands. Borders and Climate: Poland plans to keep enhanced border controls until March 2027, as several EU states reintroduce checks. Meanwhile, the EU says summer drought cut yields of key crops, including maize, potatoes and sugar beet. Regional Economy: The World Bank expects Europe and Central Asia’s growth to slow to 2.2% in 2026, from 2.6% last year, citing higher energy prices and weaker external demand.
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