AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAI for cities: Belarus researchers say they’ve built a neural network that can compile more optimal public transport schedules in minutes by factoring passenger flows, traffic, weather, seasons, and major events—while dispatchers still oversee and adjust plans. EU vs “extremist” labels: The EU’s EEAS condemned Belarus for branding EU-funded initiatives as “extremist information sources,” naming EUvsDisinfo, SALT, “Education for Belarusians,” and Lithuania’s CPVA, and urged Minsk to reverse the decision. Science diplomacy: Belarus and Pakistan discussed new science-and-technology projects and planning for the next joint commission meeting in 2027. Space cooperation: Myanmar and Russia signed an MoU that includes sending a Myanmar astronaut to space in 2028, plus satellite search-and-rescue, a GNSS station, and monitoring near-Earth hazardous objects. Agriculture research: Belarus grape institutes are studying hundreds of varieties for frost-prone conditions, but this year’s winter still caused damage and near-zero harvest in some lines. Soft-power controversy: Leaked documents allege a Moscow-funded “House of Compatriots” in Minsk functioned as a Kremlin influence hub, promoting Russkiy Mir priorities. Culture & tech-adjacent: Belarus’ Bird of the Year 2027 is the European bee-eater, chosen via an online vote run by scientific and nature groups.
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