AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBelarus-linked app scrutiny: A Mysterium VPN Research Team report says eSIM Plus and Nicegram share a Belarus-signed codebase and route calls/data via Russian services, raising new questions about how “Lithuanian” apps are built and who controls them. Youth movement tech foundations: Marharyta Vorykhava is stepping down as UTC youth policy representative, saying she will focus on building “organizational and technological foundations” for Belarusian democratic forces under pressure. Defense ties with tech angle: Belarus and Pakistan agreed to deepen cooperation via joint training, exercises, technological collaboration, and defense-industrial partnerships after high-level air force talks in Islamabad. Cyber supply-chain risk: Google Threat Intelligence and Mandiant warn of a surge in open-source software supply chain attacks, including campaigns targeting developer tools and repositories. Media regulation watch: Moldova’s new mass media law is set for a second reading, with debates about how journalism will be regulated amid AI and algorithm-driven “cognitive wars.” Telegram legal pressure: Australia’s eSafety watchdog filed legal action against Telegram over alleged failure to remove extremist content, testing the country’s platform responsibility rules.
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