AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEconomy: Lithuania’s GDP fell 1% in the third quarter, the sharpest contraction among EU countries reporting figures, as eurozone growth slowed. Defence: The country received its first Thales GM200 radar, which can detect artillery and drones; Lithuania also plans universal conscription for young men from 2032. Security: Two suspects have been charged with terrorism over arson attacks targeting Starlink equipment in Lithuania. Energy: A fault disconnected the Sweden–Lithuania electricity link, but the national grid remained stable. Foreign Policy: Reports say Washington is pressing Lithuania to reopen the route for sanctioned Belarusian potash exports through Klaipėda; Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė denies Trump pressured the country. Politics: The prime minister is to revise her doctoral thesis following plagiarism allegations.
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