AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCycling Spotlight: The final start lists are confirmed for the 2026 Lloyds Tour of Britain in Lincoln, with 108 riders from 18 teams chasing stages and history—Olav Kooij is one win away from equalling Mark Cavendish’s record, while Tim Merlier makes his Tour of Britain debut. Football Move: Estonian midfielder Patrik Kristal, 19, joins Swiss Super League side FC Thun on a one-year loan from Köln, with Thun holding an option to buy. Defense & Security: Estonia is watching a wider NATO picture as drones and “hybrid” incidents keep escalating—NATO fighters were scrambled after a drone briefly entered Estonian airspace, and Estonia is also weighing long-range missile defense options including Israel’s David Sling. Youth & Digital Life: An expert panel is set to recommend ways to protect youth mental health online, aiming for safer digital spaces without blanket bans. Arts & Culture: Narva-Jõesuu is buying back its historic resort hall (kuursaal) to redevelop it into a mixed-use cultural hub, potentially with a new concert hall. Sports Media: ISB is hosting Extreme Barcelona, bringing urban sports and a cultural programme to global audiences, including Estonia. Local Politics: Pressure is growing for Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur to resign after audit findings and a defense-sector scandal.
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