AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRIGA IFF Lineup: Riga International Film Festival (15–25 Oct) has revealed nine films in its Feature Film Competition, spanning Denmark, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Germany and Sweden, with tickets via rigaiff.lv and Biļešu Serviss. On-Air Ethics: ETV’s “Esimene stuudio” faced scrutiny after a live medical emergency during a defense debate; ERR’s ethics ombudsman says the handling and privacy were appropriate. Music Spotlight: Swedish metal band Orbit Culture drops the “Nuclear God” video ahead of the Oct 9 deluxe edition of “Death Above Life,” plus more bonus tracks and major tour dates. Estonian Arts Prep: Tallinn’s Art Museum of Estonia and the National Heritage Board are running a crisis exercise in which they practice evacuating priceless objects from Niguliste Museum. Education Pressure: The Education Ministry says it can’t afford a teacher pay rise without cuts elsewhere, while unions warn of possible work stoppages. EU Online Rules: Brussels is preparing new plans to protect minors on social media, but critics say age checks and access limits could crush rights. Tech & Deals: Estonia-based AMIHAN signs with Ice Code Games to build a real-asset and tokenization platform, marking a pivot beyond game development.
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