AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoUkraine Mobilisation Data: Germany’s foreign minister Johann Wadephul says Berlin could share with Kyiv the addresses and workplaces of Ukrainian men of conscription age living in Germany, so recruitment centres can send summonses—while stressing it should be discussed and not coercive. EU Budget Clash: Chancellor Friedrich Merz is pushing back in talks over the EU’s next long-term budget, with António Costa seeking a compromise ahead of a key October “negotiating box.” Russia Diplomatic Expulsions: Germany has ordered about 150 Russian diplomats and their families to leave by Sept. 18, tied to the Leipzig/Halle airport sabotage investigation. War on Ukraine’s Economy: A Russian monitor reports Ozon halted deliveries in Saratov after drone strikes, while Kyiv says filling stations were hit in the capital. Gas Security: Germany’s gas regulator says storage is likely enough for winter even with low levels, citing LNG import capacity and pipeline supply. AfD Backlash Protests: Tens of thousands marched across Germany after the AfD’s Saxony-Anhalt win, with rallies in Berlin, Hamburg, Munich and more. Tax Rule for Cremation Metals: Germany’s top finance court says proceeds from selling dental gold and other metal remnants after cremation are taxable entrepreneurial income.
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