AGP Executive Report
Last update: 29 minutes agoBorder Security Cooperation: Lithuania is sending 20 more border guards to assist Latvia as both countries step up joint surveillance against irregular migration from Belarus, with Latvia reporting far higher stops this year than Lithuania. Court Update: Vilnius Regional Court upheld tighter electronic supervision for MP Skvernelis in a corruption case, ruling the stricter measures were lawful after repeated violations. Mind and Work: Cambridge neuroscientist Hannah Critchlow is set to speak in Vilnius about neuroplasticity and creativity, arguing modern mistakes are making people slower and less productive. Diplomacy: Lithuania’s Foreign Ministry received credentials from a new ambassador, as another credentials copy was also delivered. Defence Planning: The government approved a border “fortress” approach: 20-metre anti-mobility trenches, wetland restoration, and more engineering barrier storage sites to slow any advance from Russia and Belarus. EU Politics/War Watch: NATO is pushing a more drone- and AI-led defence model for the eastern flank, drawing on Ukraine’s battlefield experience. Sports: Lithuania’s film “How to Divorce During the War” was selected as the country’s Oscar submission, while European Championships coverage highlighted drama in the 800m semis involving Lithuanian runner Gabija Galvydyte.
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