AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEnergy and Industry: Slovakia is pressing Brussels for flexibility on Russian-gas phase-out plans and EU funds to ease high energy costs for Visegrad industries. Economy Minister Denisa Saková also wants nuclear power treated on a par with renewables. EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen warned in Bratislava that a difficult winter lies ahead. Mochovce: The plant’s fourth reactor has begun sending electricity to the grid, a milestone toward greater energy independence. It remains in staged commissioning, not full commercial operation. Elections: President Peter Pellegrini urged voters to judge candidates on their abilities and public-service record ahead of Saturday’s combined local and regional elections. Ukraine Funding: Prime Minister Robert Fico says Slovakia will not join a proposed €70 billion EU loan for Ukraine in 2027, alongside Hungary and the Czech Republic. Regional Politics: Fico backed Serbia’s Aleksandar Vučić at an election rally in Novi Sad, leaving a Brussels summit early to attend.
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