AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCybersecurity & Critical Infrastructure: Fears are rising that Putin’s sabotage campaign could target Britain’s data vaults, with warnings that bank records, medical histories and court documents could be wiped in a coordinated attack. EU Border Tech: The European Commission is adding €130m to drone and counter-drone funding for border surveillance, bringing total investment past €500m, with projects able to cover up to 90% of costs. Luxembourg Environment: Luxembourg’s “green lung” is in trouble: ANF surveys say only a small minority of trees are healthy, with drought, heatwaves and pests driving a sharp decline since the late 2010s. Mobility & Diplomacy: Ghana has started talks with Luxembourg on a possible visa-waiver arrangement for Ghanaians, alongside broader cooperation on digital tech and agro-processing. Local Skills Policy: The Luxembourg Chamber of Employees calls for more support for lifelong learning, citing limited training leave and rising demand for upskilling. Threat Detection Startup: Luxembourg-headquartered Osavul raised €8.5m to expand its AI-powered hybrid threat intelligence platform for businesses and critical infrastructure.
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