AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoForeign Policy: Xavier Bettel told the Chamber Luxembourg would defend multilateralism, international law and European solidarity, backing Ukraine’s EU path and a two-state solution while condemning the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and violence in the West Bank. Tax Reform: The Chamber is set to vote on a single tax class. Greens’ Sam Tanson says the plan is costly and favours higher earners; CSV’s Laurent Zeimet argues it delivers promised tax relief. Housing: Young demonstrators pressed MPs for concrete action on housing costs, as the government’s talks with social partners produced no firm measures. Farmers: Bauerenzentral says soaring costs and falling prices have left farms short of cash, while a promised fertiliser subsidy may not arrive until 2027. The association also wants wider exemptions from the planned tax on undeveloped land used by farms. EU Agriculture: EU ministers agreed a partial framework for the post-2027 Common Agricultural Policy, aiming to simplify support and give governments more flexibility. Funding remains unresolved ahead of negotiations on the next EU budget.
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