AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMigration Rules: Lithuania has tightened temporary-residence permit applications for work and bachelor’s studies, barring some people in the country on visas issued elsewhere from applying directly to the Migration Department. Civil Preparedness: A €5.5 million, EU-funded public alert platform will combine phone notifications, sirens and broadcast messages, with full operation expected in 2028. NATO drills in Lithuania are also set to test allied readiness, with more than 6,000 troops reported to take part. Business: FastEX Europe, a Lithuania-linked crypto company, changed directors amid mounting financial strain: it reported a €6.09 million loss and €66.19 million in liabilities for 2025. Public Finances: The Bank of Lithuania says the country could face an EU excessive-deficit procedure as its deficit grows. Lithuania has also allocated more than €42 million to support Ukrainian refugees.
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