AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoBorder Watch: The EU’s 2026 Schengen report says irregular crossings fell 26% in 2025, and Frontex detections dropped 40% in early 2026—but it still flags persistent smuggling risks, especially on the Central and Eastern Mediterranean routes. Energy & Trade Links: Italy’s REPowerEU update notes Russian gas is now under 3% of demand, yet fossil fuels still dominate the power mix and electricity prices remain the highest in the EU—while Algeria is named among key alternative gas suppliers. Water & Land Capacity: FAO training in Tunis focused on geospatial tools and AI for water and land management, including Libya’s MERWAT platform for water-use decisions. Humanitarian Pressure in Algeria’s Neighbourhood: Reports from the Sahrawi camps near Tindouf describe shrinking aid, worsening food and hospital strain, and a “dangerous new phase” as funding cuts bite. Diplomacy: France’s Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin is set to visit Algiers to discuss judicial cooperation, including the case of detained journalist Christophe Gleizes.
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