AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoArms & Security: Germany approved about €13.9B in arms export licenses in the first half of 2026, with Ukraine the top destination; Estonia is also listed among major recipients. Baltic Risk Watch: Lithuania’s president warned Russia may be planning “targeted” attacks on critical infrastructure, tightening security around energy and transport. Border & Defence: Heavy rain slowed work on Estonia’s eastern border construction in Meremäe, forcing redo of part of the patrol roads; the full land border is still expected to finish by end-2027. NATO & Airlift: NATO is expanding strategic airlift and AEW&C capabilities, including C-17 and tanker programmes that involve Estonia. Digital Europe: The ECB selected 36 payment service providers for the digital euro pilot starting in 2027, while EU citizens will be able to store ID cards, driving licences and university degrees in the EUDI Wallet from 2027. Local Life: Dorm living remains far cheaper than renting in Tallinn as student accommodation prices stay well below apartment costs. Economy & Politics: SEB Bank chief says Estonia shows early recovery; a weekly poll shows SDE’s rating surge has stalled. EU Climate Fight: Ten EU countries, including Estonia, urge reconsidering the new carbon price on transport fuels (ETS2). Culture & Food: Restaurants say they face their toughest conditions in 30 years, and EU rules will phase out individually wrapped small fresh produce from 2030.
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