AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBaltic Cinema Spotlight: Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF) is gearing up for its 30th edition with a clear focus on Baltic cinema, putting Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania’s films and talent front and center. Festival Visuals: PÖFF’s anniversary look is designed by legendary Estonian animator Priit Pärn, bringing his beloved “Kilplased” characters into the festival’s visual identity. Global Map Debate: The UN General Assembly backed the “Correct the Map” push, encouraging use of equal-area projections like Equal Earth to better reflect Africa’s true size, with the US the lone vote against and Estonia among the abstainers. India’s Cartography Line: India supported the UN resolution but insisted any UN map must depict Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh according to India’s official map. Local Arts & Culture: A youth film “Morten” premiered at Kosmos cinema, adding to the week’s buzz around Estonian screen culture. Safety in Focus: ETV shared an update on a 12-year-old injured in a high-speed electric scooter crash in Järveküla, with recovery ongoing. Politics Meets Procurement: Estonia’s defence minister Hanno Pevkur resigned after findings tied to a failed €70 million Ukraine artillery shell deal involving an Indian-linked firm.
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