AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAndorra & Catholic Politics: The European Evangelical Alliance raised alarms about moves to liberalize abortion in Andorra, where Prime Minister Xavier Espot says legislation could decriminalize abortions obtained abroad, while the Bishop of Urgell’s response remains a live question. EU Border Life: The EU’s Entry and Exit System (EES) is reshaping travel routines, with biometric registration and no passport stamping for many visitors; Greece and others have signaled they need more time to fully smooth rollout after summer queues. Family Migration Rules: Germany published which family members of German citizens and EU/EEA nationals can get Schengen visa fee waivers, plus a visa-free family reunification list that includes Andorra. Citizenship Pathways: Spain’s updated naturalisation guidance keeps a fast 2-year route for specific groups, including Andorra, alongside Latin American countries and Portugal. Culture & Music: Spanish jazz collective Chandra brings Iberian traditional songs—especially women’s voices—into a jazz festival spotlight. Sports & Identity: Pope Leo XIV’s Europe-wide message, delivered in Metz with Andorra and Luxembourg among the smaller states represented, urged dialogue rooted in Christian tradition to counter the “desire for domination” behind war.
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