AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUkraine: Volodymyr Zelenskyy met Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Berlin, seeking winter energy and air-defence support. Germany has proposed €11.6 billion in aid for 2027, pending a Bundestag vote; Merz said he sees no sign Moscow is serious about a ceasefire. Industry: Auto supplier Schaeffler plans to cut 3,460 jobs and close five European sites, four in Germany, as the sector struggles with weak demand and competition. Security: Germany is investigating possible spyware attacks after Apple warned lawmakers and other public figures their iPhones may have been targeted. Social tensions: Officials pledged tough action after Frankfurt riots left more than 100 police officers injured. Separately, official data recorded 670 Islamist-motivated antisemitic offenses in 2025, up 6% from 2024. Hockey: Several countries have vowed to boycott games against Russia at next year’s world championship, which Germany is due to host; Germany has yet to decide its position.
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