AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoIndia–Estonia Business Forum: Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal pushed deeper trade, investment and tech links in Tallinn, pitching Estonia’s digital strengths against India’s scale for areas like cybersecurity, AI, quantum, manufacturing and defence. NATO Tech Shift: Britain plans to replace its Estonia armoured battlegroup with a Mobile Anti-Armour Force from April 2027, adding drones and AI-enabled networked targeting while moving away from heavy armour. Defence Deployments: Estonia is set to receive beefed-up British forces from 2027, including 300 extra troops and drones up to 250 km, tailored to local battlefield needs. Aviation Incident: A Wizz Air Budapest–Tallinn flight returned to Budapest shortly after take-off after a bird strike; the aircraft landed safely and will be inspected. Digital Identity: The EU says a Japan–EU pilot using digital identity wallets worked, showing cross-border credential issuance and verification is technically feasible. Environment Watch: Estonia topped a global sustainability ranking, scoring 75/100 in the Environmental Performance Index while still facing net-zero and biodiversity challenges. Alcohol Licensing: Estonia is considering fees for alcohol sales licenses to cut the number of outlets and create a clearer register.
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