AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDefence: Lithuania and Germany agreed to deepen security cooperation as deployment of Germany’s 4,800-strong brigade advances; it is expected to be combat-ready by the end of 2027. National Security: Lithuania expelled three Ukrainian citizens whom its State Security Department said had carried out tasks for hostile intelligence services, and banned them from returning for five years. Border Controls: Authorities turned back 20 tonnes of blueberries from Belarus after detecting radioactive cesium-137. This follows the rejection of more than seven tonnes of radioactive chanterelles. Energy and Prices: The government has asked ministries to assess a possible tax on excess energy-company profits, with proposals due Nov. 9. Lithuania recorded the eurozone’s highest October inflation estimate, at 6.1%. Regional Risks: GPS interference has been reported across Lithuania and other parts of NATO’s eastern flank, particularly near borders with Russia and Belarus. Vilnius Research: Scientists have begun examining a cavity in Vilnius Cathedral’s Chapel of St Casimir as part of a search for the remains of Vytautas the Great.
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