AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNations League: Belgium came from behind to beat Türkiye 2-1, with Kevin De Bruyne scoring the equaliser as the hosts suffered a fifth straight defeat. Cybersecurity: Belgian authorities say Iran may be behind attacks that disrupted supermarket refrigeration systems, but have stopped short of formally blaming Tehran as the investigation continues. Justice: A Belgian court set aside the seizure of Polish air-traffic funds linked to Pfizer. Energy: The EU approved €2.04 billion in support for Belgian offshore wind projects. Immigration: Belgium’s new law allowing police to enter homes to deport undocumented migrants has drawn protests and warnings about civil liberties. Government: King Philippe rejected Prime Minister Bart De Wever’s resignation and ordered the coalition to resume talks after budget negotiations collapsed. UN Bid: China criticised Belgium and Chile’s joint bid to host a UN marine biodiversity secretariat, which would place key functions in Brussels and Chile.
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