AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEU Merger Watch: The European Commission cleared Paramount Skydance’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, but only with competition commitments, including ending Paramount’s Universal film-distribution partnership in the EEA within 13 months. Baltic Energy Security: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania agreed to share and jointly procure critical electricity reserve equipment, aiming for faster restoration after storms and other grid failures. Airspace Scrutiny: Turkish Airlines is under questions after a Tallinn–Istanbul flight reportedly entered Russian airspace via Kaliningrad, despite an approved plan that avoided it. Online Child Safety: Estonia is pushing back on an EU-wide minimum social media age, arguing for digital literacy and stronger enforcement of existing rules like the DSA. Politics Poll: A new survey keeps Isamaa’s Urmas Reinsalu as Estonia’s top PM choice, while Parempoolsed’s Lavly Perling gains ground. Sports in Tallinn: Armenia won men’s team gold at the ISSF World Youth Championships in Tallinn, with Aida Azatyan also crowned world youth champion. Culture & Travel: A Finnish opera cruise brought nearly 900 fans to Saaremaa for Verdi’s “La Traviata,” marking a new tradition.
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