AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRenewables Watch: Eurostat says renewables hit 26.2% of EU gross final energy use in 2025, with Sweden leading at 65.4% (mostly biomass, hydro and wind) while Belgium, Slovakia and Ireland lag. Wildfire Crisis: Southern Europe’s wildfires are still forcing evacuations, with France reporting about 98,000 hectares burned since January and Bordeaux suburbs ordered to evacuate as EU partners—including Sweden—send firefighting aircraft. Sweden’s Security Move: Sweden has declared critical-minerals and rare-earth mining a national security interest, aiming to cut dependence on China. Swedish Football Spotlight: Malmo winger Isaac Assibu has extended his deal to 2030 after earning a first-team promotion, while Kalmar’s Charles Sagoe Jr talks World Cup hopes and how a Sweden move is paying off. Global Diplomacy: Sweden joined the ASEAN Treaty of Amity and Cooperation, alongside Poland, Romania and Lithuania. Sports Transfer Buzz: Newly-promoted Ipswich signed Japan striker Daizen Maeda from Celtic, after his World Cup goal vs Sweden.
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