AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTechnological Sovereignty: Belarus’ State Committee on Science and Technology is setting up an Interagency Council to manage “critical technologies and critical goods,” including unmanned aerial vehicles and electronic warfare systems, and to review proposals from ministries and agencies. Privacy & AI Governance: A draft Belarus law would more tightly regulate video surveillance and audio recording in personal-data processing, including limits where private life is affected and rules for fully automated decisions using AI. Public Health Policy: Minsk held a round table on “Obstetrics of Trust,” discussing separate wards for women facing pregnancy termination or reproductive loss, plus psychologist support and expanded ethics training for medical staff. Belarus–Russia Military Training: Belarusian Air Force and Air Defense troops arrived at Russia’s Ashuluk training ground for a live-fire exercise, with logistics and field support described by the defense ministry. BRICS Judicial Tech: At the BRICS Chief Justices’ Forum in New Delhi, Chief Justice of India Surya Kant pushed for a “living Nalanda University” model for judicial dialogue and highlighted AI and technology in court efficiency; Belarus was among those holding bilateral talks. Minsk Mobility Incident: A 19-year-old Minsk resident says a faulty subway turnstile injured her leg, leaving her on crutches and awaiting an MRI.
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