AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEU Border Tech Boost: The European Commission is adding €130m to drone and counter-drone funding for border surveillance, bringing total investment past €500m after ministers met in Luxembourg; the scheme can cover up to 90% of eligible costs for drones, anti-drone systems and integration into national networks. Cyber Threats in Focus: Luxembourg-headquartered Osavul raised €8.5m (Series A) to expand its AI-powered hybrid threat detection platform, aiming to serve enterprises and critical infrastructure operators across more than 10 countries. Local Skills Pressure: The Luxembourg Chamber of Employees says lifelong learning demand is rising—17,000 people trained at the Lifelong Learning Centre last year—but criticises employers and politics for not giving enough upskilling time, calling to raise the current 80 training-leave days over a career. Parliament Digitalisation: Luxembourg’s Chamber modernised its rules and passed more bills, but warns that digitalisation brings risks, including DDOS attacks. STEM & Research Culture: JALUX 2026 in Esch-Belval highlighted archaeology’s growing use of AI and digital tools, with INRA and the University of Luxembourg at the centre.
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