AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAI & Policy: Belarus has dropped its own AI regulation after 18 months, handing control to Moscow and Beijing. Payments & Tech Diplomacy: BRICS Pay says it’s expanding cross-border payments and can connect national payment infrastructure; it’s also ready to share its source code, while an India-Russia push targets linking India’s UPI with Russian systems. Education for Belarus: Applications are open for “The Invisible University for Belarus” (IUBEL) scholarships for an autumn 2026 semester, offering up to €800 for English-taught projects. Belarus-India Cooperation: Belarus FM Maxim Ryzhenkov met India’s Jaishankar on BRICS/SCO sidelines, discussing a 2026–2030 roadmap, a free trade agreement between the EAEU and India, and expanding consular presence. Belarus in Poland: Poland reports 10,710 Belarusian students in winter 2025/26, with 566 in medical universities and 54 researchers. Tech Showcase Abroad: IBM debuted “serve quality” at the U.S. Open, using camera-based limb tracking and AI to score tennis serve mechanics for fans. BRICS Summit Tech Angle: Coverage highlights BRICS talks on innovation, digital payments, and local-currency trade as part of “resilience” priorities.
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