AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBelarus-Related Justice & Repression: A Prague court upheld the Czech expulsion of Belarusian journalist Natalia Sudliankova, saying she was instructed and paid by GRU-linked contacts and relying on classified information. Border & Security Pressure: Latvia says it has found a second underground migrant tunnel on the Belarus-Latvia border in 10 days, with 28 people detained and returned to Belarus; separately, Poland is expanding its “East Shield” defenses with an “East Sword” deterrence element and plans for long-range precision strikes. Diplomacy & International Links: Belarus opened a Myanmar embassy in Minsk during President Min Aung Hlaing’s visit, with officials calling it a new stage in cooperation. Economy & Daily Life: Belarus pensions rose 9.77% since January, outpacing inflation; Belarusian prices are rising faster than in 23 EU countries. Minsk & Culture: Police report a jewelry store robbery in Minsk involving a weapon; Minsk also sees fresh public-life touches like a free book-exchange cabinet in Pinsk and a new high-speed rail plan to cut Minsk-to-airport travel to about 30 minutes. Human Interest: Forbes included two Belarusians among the richest immigrants in the USA, including Perplexity co-founder Dzianis Yarats.
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