AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCOP31: UN chief António Guterres urged leaders in Antalya to move faster on climate action, warning that emissions and climate disasters are outpacing the response. Climate finance and a shift away from fossil fuels are central to the talks. Europe’s climate gap: EU emissions fell 1.6% in 2025, but current plans point to a 54% cut by 2030—short of the bloc’s 55% target—and nine member states are falling behind. Energy security: Azerbaijan, Georgia, Türkiye and Bulgaria agreed to deepen clean-energy cooperation, including plans for a corridor to send renewable electricity to European markets. Romania, meanwhile, says securing Black Sea infrastructure is vital to bringing Neptun Deep gas ashore in 2027. Ukraine: Russia and Ukraine agreed on a large prisoner swap in Abu Dhabi, but Moscow remained cool on European involvement in the talks. Kyiv and Nordic leaders also discussed winter energy support as Russian strikes disrupt power supplies. Digital rules: The European Commission proposed fines of up to 6% of global turnover for companies using unfair online practices, including manipulative design and targeted advertising to children.
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