AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAI Infrastructure: Nebius’ first Tallinn AI factory is set to start operating later this year at Greenergy Data Centers, with a 22‑MW capacity—positioning Estonia as a major Baltics hub for AI compute and clean-energy-linked growth. Aviation Turnaround: airBaltic’s survival hinges on an Aug. 17 vote as it seeks €325m emergency financing and cuts its A220 fleet from 54 to about 36, after an engine crisis left the carrier financially exposed. Defence Procurement: Estonia received its first €351.6m SAFE payment (15% of its €2.3bn allocation) to speed up EU-backed ammunition, missile and air-defence procurement. Trade & Logistics: Estonia’s exports and imports rose 15% in June, but the trade deficit widened to €413m. Energy/Buildings: new accessibility rules for apartments kick in for new buildings, requiring at least 10% of units to be easily adaptable for people with special needs. Customs & Security: Estonia’s Tax and Customs Board reports hundreds of narcotics and psychotropic violations detected via postal and courier channels, with online ordering shifting risk. Foreign Aid: Estonia allocated €340,000 to help Ukraine prepare for winter through NGO partners.
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