AGP Executive Report
Last update: 13 minutes agoDemocracy: Just one-third of Germans are satisfied with the state of democracy, the lowest share in a survey since 2002. In eastern Germany, satisfaction fell to 22.8%. Security: The Bundeswehr will stop using Chinese-made drones and replace them with German or European models, citing security concerns. A Bundestag vote Friday will also reshape intelligence oversight as lawmakers consider expanding the powers of Germany’s security agencies. Energy: E.ON is assessing whether former nuclear plant sites could host data centres, using existing grid connections; the company is working with Nvidia to test the idea. Economy: Germany’s economic advisers have raised their growth outlook to around 1%, pointing to stronger exports and public spending, but warned that planned government spending will outstrip revenue over the long term. Diplomacy: The Kremlin says Vladimir Putin is open to talks with European leaders, including Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
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