AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoLithuania Security: Lawmakers are weighing changes that could bar Russia- or Belarus-linked firms from running at strategic sites like airports, with the Seimas National Security and Defence Committee saying trade ties could become a criterion for refusing permits or contracts. EU Summit Watch: EU leaders meet in Brussels to tackle Ukraine, China shocks and the next €2 trillion budget, with Taliban participation also on the agenda. NATO Readiness: NATO chief Mark Rutte says allies are pushing “NATO 3.0” with higher defence spending and a stronger industrial base, as ministers prepare for Ukraine-focused discussions. Defence Industry: Lithuania is among Nordic partners in a planned CV90 MkIV tracked-vehicle procurement expected to be signed this year, aiming for a common platform across countries. Economy & Housing: Eurostat data shows Lithuania’s annual inflation at 5.1% (3rd highest in the EU), while ECB figures put Lithuania’s new mortgage rate at 3.88%, among the priciest in the eurozone. Transport & Business: Vilnius Airport is opening VNO Plaza, converting the old check-in hall into its biggest commercial space as the airport modernizes.
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