AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNATO Air Policing: NATO jets scrambled three times last week to identify and escort Russian aircraft near the Baltic, including SU-30s and IL-20/IL-76 flights around Kaliningrad. Banking Deal: OTP Bank has signed an agreement to acquire Luminor, expanding its reach across all three Baltic markets; the deal is subject to regulatory approvals. Carbon Policy: The EU says it won’t revise ETS2, even as Estonia faces infringement steps for not fully transposing the system. Local Education: Tallinn says vocational enrolment demand is uneven, with hundreds of spots still open and questions about whether programmes match what girls want. Insolvency Watch: Estonia’s Competition Authority warns rising insolvencies and assetless bankruptcies could threaten internal security. Soviet Symbols Removed: A Stalin-era ceiling mural at Tallinn’s Mere Cultural Center has been covered up and hammer-and-sickle imagery taken down for preservation. Culture & Film: Tallinn Film City construction is set to start this winter, with an international tender planned by late summer/early autumn. Sports & Events: Olympic Park Casino hosts WSOPC Tallinn with 12 ring events and a €1M guaranteed main event.
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