AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoOctober 23 Commemorations: Prime Minister Péter Magyar says French President Emmanuel Macron and other foreign leaders will join Hungary’s 70th-anniversary events marking the 1956 revolution, with programmes planned across Budapest and the country. Rights and EU Funds: Parliament has removed Orbán-era restrictions on LGBTQ+ content for minors, a major policy reversal. The EU has also ended its funding conditionality procedure, releasing €4.2 billion and restoring Hungarian students’ and researchers’ access to Erasmus+ and Horizon Europe. Ukraine and the EU: Hungary lifted its veto on Ukraine’s accession talks after Kyiv passed a law on national-minority education, opening the way for two more negotiating clusters. Everyday Disruptions: Planned bank maintenance and an upgrade to Hungary’s instant-payment system could interrupt transfers, card payments, ATMs and mobile banking, especially overnight on October 17–18. Higher Education: Central European University will reshape its finance and business analytics master’s programmes around data and AI from 2027.
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