AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSecurity: Lithuania plans to seek terrorist-group designation for Russia’s military intelligence agency, the GRU, once investigations and court cases establish its links to attacks on civilian infrastructure, Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys said. The first US rotational troops have arrived, with two battalions expected to be fully deployed by mid-November for joint exercises. Defence Industry: Lithuania is seeking closer cooperation with Airbus on aerospace, maintenance and counter-drone technology, building on its expertise in photonics and electronics. Migration: The interior minister has proposed barring foreign students from working as self-employed contractors, saying some use study visas mainly to gain residence permits. Ukraine Support: Lithuania’s project agency will manage procurement for a €4.1 million transport fund backed by five countries, including Lithuania, to help Ukraine obtain locomotives, repair equipment and border-crossing systems. Diplomacy: Lithuania and Sri Lanka have agreed to regular political consultations and to explore cooperation in trade, technology, education and investment.
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