AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLithuania Security & Cyber: Lithuania’s General Prosecutor’s Office says a foreign actor is suspected behind a massive leak of 600,000 national register entries, mainly from real estate and legal-entity records, prompting account blocks and tighter access rules; the head of the Centre of Registers resigned. Baltic Drone Tensions: Fears are rising after drones were spotted over Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia, with Baltic leaders turning to Ukraine for shelter and counter-drone know-how as NATO scrambles to respond to low-cost threats. NATO Cyber Cooperation: NATO has formalised non-commercial cybersecurity partnerships with Microsoft, Palo Alto Networks and ESET to strengthen shared resilience and coordinated defence. Defence Procurement: President Nausėda says Lithuania plans to buy 936 Patria armoured vehicles from Finland, with 300 deliveries by 2030. EU Enlargement: EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos says enlargement is the priority, pointing to a new working group drafting Montenegro’s accession treaty. Local Business & Travel: LTG Link will upgrade its ticketing and digital channels to make cross-border rail travel easier, while Vilnius Airport temporarily rebrands for the Pink Soup Fest.
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