AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPolitics & Economy: The IMF urged Hungary to rein in its 7.5% budget deficit as €16 billion in EU funds could be unlocked. A wealth tax on assets above 1 billion forints is also planned from 2027, while Viktor Orbán denied any government instruction over a Ukrainian cash transport. Budapest: Castle District voters backed a ban on short-term rentals, a major move for the city’s housing and tourism debate. Law & Safety: Prosecutors have charged a Romanian citizen with human trafficking and forced labour, alleging a Hungarian man was beaten, threatened and made to work on farms and building sites; the claims have yet to be tested in court. Sport: Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola said Dominik Szoboszlai is unlikely to recover in time for the LASK match after returning from Hungary duty with hamstring tightness. Budapest also hosted its 41st SPAR Marathon on Sunday, with American Catherine Wimmer winning the women’s race.
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