AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoBelarus–Uzbekistan Trade & Logistics: Belarus launched its first direct through freight train, “Slavic Caravan,” from Orsha-East to Uzbekistan, cutting delivery to about 5–7 days and planning an intermodal logistics center at Orsha by end-2026. Latvia Border Disruptions: Latvia temporarily closed the last operational road crossing with Belarus (Paternieki) due to technical failures in border IT systems, with drivers told to use other routes while officials investigate. Belarus Media Crackdown: Minsk designated the Polish Press Agency (PAP) website as “extremist,” raising fears that readers and sharers could face criminal liability. Belarus–Pakistan Defence Talks: A Belarusian military delegation met Pakistan Navy leadership in Islamabad to discuss long-term, multi-dimensional defence cooperation and maritime security. Ceuta Migration Fallout (EU context): EU interior ministers are set for an urgent meeting after Spain’s Ceuta crisis, with Spain accusing some allies of “selfish, polarizing and illegal” responses and insisting no one reached mainland Spain or the rest of the EU. EU Pressure on Belarus-Linked Influence: Lithuania proposed tighter curbs on Russian and Belarusian pro-Kremlin figures in public life, aiming to block propaganda and “soft power” influence.
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