AGP Executive Report
Last update: 16 hours agoBelgian public finances: Belgium’s budget debate is heating up as the federal government targets a 15–20bn euro cut to hit the EU 3% deficit rule, while critics argue the real issue is tax collection and underpayment via structures like management services companies. Aviation & industry costs: Belgium is set to increase its aviation tax again, raising fresh concerns among airlines and adding pressure to travel and logistics costs. EU trade & sanctions: Ireland and EU officials are scrutinising Aughinish Alumina after claims its alumina exports could indirectly support Russia’s war effort, with EU sanctions discussions now moving toward tighter controls. Energy & infrastructure: Flemish authorities extend energy support for industry into additional sectors, while BESIX Environment and Socogetra plan a wastewater treatment overhaul in Belgium. Health & research: The 17th European Glaucoma Society congress lands in Brussels (30 May–2 June), spotlighting surgery, imaging and digital innovation for eye care. Security cooperation: Japan joins NATO’s PURL Ukraine initiative with about $14.7m for non-lethal equipment, underlining continued allied procurement support.
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