AGP Executive Report
Last update: 43 minutes agoG20 Diplomacy: UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham says Vladimir Putin will not be invited to the 2027 G20 summit in Manchester, distancing London from Washington’s invitation to Putin for this year’s meeting. EU Energy: Cyprus says its Cronos gas field could begin production in 2028, offering Europe another source as it seeks to diversify energy supplies. Trade: Sri Lanka warns the EU-India free-trade deal could weaken its export advantage, though the agreement still needs approval before taking effect. Europe’s Economy: Türkiye’s industry minister says closer manufacturing ties could boost EU competitiveness; the EBRD expects record investment in Türkiye this year, much of it in green projects. Africa-EU Partnership: Algeria is urging both sides to refocus cooperation on peace, security and development amid rising conflicts and concerns over Africa’s role in resolving them.
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