AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSecurity: President Gitanas Nausėda warns Russia may test NATO’s Article 5 pledge, citing possible provocations and gaps in Lithuania’s drone defences. NATO drills in Lithuania will test allied readiness, with reports saying 6,000 troops are due to take part. Public Finances: The Bank of Lithuania says the growing deficit could trigger an EU excessive-deficit procedure. A new OECD report also finds Lithuania has Europe’s widest projected pension savings gap. Foreign Policy: A reported US push to reopen Lithuanian ports to Belarusian potash has exposed divisions in Washington; a presidential adviser called reports of US pressure outdated. Lithuania says it will work with whichever party governs after the US midterms. Migration: Stricter residence-permit rules are making it harder for some foreign workers and students to apply from inside Lithuania. The EU has also listed Lithuania among countries at risk of migration pressure. Politics: President Nausėda backs an advisory referendum on the definition of family.
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