AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoYouth Protests: More than 100,000 people rallied across Germany over living costs, education cuts and possible compulsory military service. After dark, violence flared in several cities: Frankfurt saw more than 100 police officers injured, 17 shops damaged and 54 arrests. Ministers have called for tougher penalties, while the protests’ largely peaceful daytime marches underscored young people’s frustration with government policy. Economy: Germany’s economy grew more than expected in the third quarter; October inflation eased to 2.8% and unemployment edged down to 6.3%. But Volkswagen has paused development of its electric Golf amid mounting losses and pressure to curb spending. Security: Germany’s cybersecurity agency warned lawmakers and officials of a possible spyware attack on mobile phones and advised those affected on how to protect their devices. Offshore Wind: Energy Minister Katherina Reiche says developers may be allowed to exit or reallocate some offshore wind sites awarded in past tenders, after industry and state leaders warned stalled projects could jeopardise investment and jobs.
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