AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoBaltic Politics Watch: Lithuania’s National Alliance is stuck around 4–5% support ahead of 2028, blaming weak visibility and internal turmoil for slow growth. Election Uncertainty: Latvia’s Saeima race is heating up with a new coalition government, but voters face big questions about defense and how the short-lived cabinet will function. Human Rights in the Region: Promo-LEX warns Transnistria is intensifying repression and militarizing children from preschool through “patriotic” schooling and propaganda. Culture & Film: Locarno Film Festival will honor American director James Gray with the Pardo alla Carriera on Aug. 9, with “Paper Tiger” screening at Piazza Grande and two earlier films added to the program. War’s Cultural Toll: Reports say Russia’s strikes have destroyed nearly 250,000 Ukrainian books, underscoring how conflict hits education and memory. Security & Surveillance: An investigation says Russia’s FSB planned an AI media-monitoring system to track people and events, though the project was never delivered. Space Culture: International Moon Day marks Apollo 11 and celebrates global cooperation in space exploration.
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