AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMinsk Metro Safety: A 19-year-old woman says a faulty turnstile at Kamennaya Gorka station injured her leg, leaving her on crutches and awaiting an MRI on Sept 6. Healthcare Policy: Minsk is discussing separate gynecology wards for women facing pregnancy termination or reproductive loss, plus psychologist support and clearer communication for families. Tech Governance: Belarus is setting up an Interagency Council for Ensuring Technological Sovereignty under the State Committee on Science and Technology, tasked with reviewing “critical technologies” and “critical goods.” Judicial Tech & Cooperation: At the BRICS Chief Justices’ Forum in New Delhi, India’s CJI Surya Kant pushed for a “living Nalanda University” model for legal dialogue, with mediation/arbitration and AI in courts on the agenda; Belarus is among the delegations. Security & Infrastructure: Belarusian Air Force units joined a second stage of live-fire exercises at Russia’s Ashuluk training ground. Privacy Law: Belarus is drafting rules to better regulate video surveillance and audio recording for personal data, including limits where private life is affected and requirements for AI-based processing.
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