AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSlovenia’s Growth Spurt: Slovenia’s Q2 GDP rose 5.0% year-on-year, the fastest pace in over four years, driven by stronger domestic spending and a jump in fixed investment, while exports grew and the outlook remains sensitive to global risks. EU Climate Watch: Eurostat reports EU greenhouse gas emissions up 0.3% in Q1 2026 to about 837 million tonnes CO₂e, with emissions rising in energy supply but falling in households and parts of manufacturing and transport. Cybercrime Alert: New Android malware “WindRelay,” paired with the SpyNote remote-access trojan, can turn victims’ phones into NFC payment relays during scams—raising fresh concerns for banks and consumers. Citizenship Rules: Slovenia confirms a 10-year continuous residence requirement before foreigners can apply for citizenship, putting it among countries with longer naturalisation waits. Diplomacy & Trade Links: India’s foreign ministry thanked partners including Russia, Somalia, Romania and Slovenia for Independence Day greetings, reiterating plans to deepen bilateral trade and investment ties. Local Economy Context: EU-wide data also shows emissions and GDP moving in different directions year-on-year, while Slovenia posted one of the largest emissions reductions among member states.
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