AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEnergy Security: Uniper has signed a formal 20-year LNG deal with Canada’s Ksi Lisims project, buying 2 million tonnes per year starting in 2032—called the first major long-term LNG supply agreement between Canada and Germany. Auto Industry Pressure: BMW is set to cut thousands of jobs in Germany as weak demand and the EV transition bite, adding to the wider strain on German automakers. Corporate Restructuring: Varta filed for self-administered insolvency after losing Apple’s AirPods battery contract, ending more than 130 years of operations. Immigration & Courts: Germany defended deporting an Afghan man to Afghanistan despite no conviction, with critics saying the policy is widening beyond “serious offenders.” Public Safety & Extremism: After the Berlin Pride attack, German leaders face renewed calls to toughen anti-terror and extremism laws. Tech & Industry: SAP won EU approval for customers to split maintenance and support across parts of their software landscape, a move that could ease pressure for firms still on older systems.
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