AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGrain Controls: From Nov. 16, Lithuania will hold Russian and Belarusian grain shipments at Klaipėda until their origin is verified. Testing may take at least two months; shipments found to be of another origin could be returned or destroyed at exporters’ expense. Energy Security: Litgrid plans 10 new power plants and seven independently operating grid zones by 2033, at an estimated cost of €880 million. The plants will likely rely on gas to provide backup during emergencies. Travel Costs: Seimas approved a 50% discount on intercity bus tickets through the end of 2026, adding to an earlier decision to halve train fares. New Connections: Flydubai will launch three weekly flights to Vilnius from Dubai on Dec. 12, alongside new routes to Riga and Salzburg. Defence: Lithuania has received its first Thales GM200 multifunction radar, strengthening its ability to detect artillery, aircraft and drones. Basketball: Lithuanian guard Justė Jocytė says she is unsure about returning to the WNBA champion Golden State Valkyries, citing limited playing time and poor communication with coaches.
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