AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSlovenian Politics & Governance: Opposition figure Milan Kučan has signed and campaigned for a referendum on the government’s “intervention law,” arguing it would weaken public education, healthcare, social welfare and public goods, while warning of long-term losses for sovereignty and rule of law. EU & Foreign Policy: Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu met Slovenian counterparts during a working visit to discuss Moldova’s EU accession; he said this autumn brings around 200 legislative drafts and stressed that Slovenia’s accession experience can guide Moldova’s institutional reforms. Energy & Industry: ELES, Plinovodi and Yokogawa signed an MoU to develop a nationwide hydrogen ecosystem, aiming to strengthen resilience of critical energy infrastructure through sector coupling across electricity, gas and hydrogen. EU Politics Watch: A Brussels-focused report highlights internal EU power struggles over who leads foreign and defence policy, with Kaja Kallas facing friction with the Commission and member states. Regional Politics: A study finds democracy backsliding across Europe between 2020 and 2025, with civil liberties, access to justice and electoral integrity among the most affected areas. Local/Community Angle: Maia Sandu urged mayors in Moldova’s voluntary amalgamation process to deliver stronger local governments and better services, including water, roads and essential infrastructure.
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