EU lawmakers extend Ukraine's duty-free agricultural imports for another year, with caps on certain products.

The extension comes amidst EU farmer concerns and protests over competition from Ukrainian goods.

An 'emergency brake' mechanism is under consideration for sensitive imports like eggs, poultry, and sugar.

Tensions arise over potential impacts on wheat and barley trade by limiting imports.

The decision has sparked criticism, suggesting the EU is prioritizing its own interests over support for Ukraine.

The agreement requires approval from EU member states and the European Parliament.

The EU intends to implement the 'emergency brake' before the next European elections.