AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSecurity: Reports say Moscow’s proposals in Abu Dhabi include Finland leaving NATO and barring alliance bases in the Baltic states. Finland rejected the demand, while President Gitanas Nausėda says the EU must be involved in decisions on Europe’s security. In Dublin, he and Volodymyr Zelenskyy discussed joint drone production; Zelenskyy said Lithuania would send Ukraine energy equipment. China ties: Lithuania and China agreed to continue consultations on restoring diplomatic representation, but gave no details. Relations soured after Vilnius opened a Taiwanese representative office in 2021. Domestic policy: Seimas expanded assisted-reproduction access to unmarried couples and single women, with eligibility and funding rules. Household costs: Electricity prices could rise about 20% in January, while monthly gas bills may increase by up to €32. Government: A poll found three in four Lithuanians view the government’s performance negatively; support for Dawn of Nemunas reportedly fell to 5%. Air security: A drone crossed Lithuanian airspace amid a series of Baltic air alerts and NATO fighter scrambles.
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