AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUkraine Support: Chancellor Friedrich Merz met President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Berlin, promising winter aid focused on air defence and energy. Kyiv is also seeking approval for €11.6 billion in German assistance in the 2027 budget. Auto Industry: BMW cut its 2026 profit outlook again, warning its core car business could make an operating loss. Supplier Schaeffler plans 3,460 job cuts, mostly in Germany, as the sector faces weak demand and tougher competition. Antisemitism: German authorities recorded 670 Islamist-motivated antisemitic offenses in 2025, up 6% from the previous year and sharply higher than before October 2023. Cybersecurity: Germany is investigating possible spyware attacks after Apple warned lawmakers and other public figures their iPhones may have been targeted. Youth Protests: Demonstrations over living costs, education cuts and conscription spread across dozens of cities; clashes in Frankfurt left more than 100 officers injured and prompted over 200 arrests.
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