AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoDanube Drought & Energy Shock: Hungary and Romania are cutting nuclear output as the Danube hits record lows, leaving ports deserted and vessels stuck on sandbars; Hungary shut its only nuclear plant while Slovakia and others scramble to help with water flows. Water Diplomacy: Hungarian FM Anita Orbán asked Slovakia to keep the Danube steady, insisting Hungary will receive its full 400 m³/s entitlement and rejecting blame on neighbors. Press Freedom: CPJ will honor Hungarian investigative journalist Szabolcs Panyi for exposing Orbán-era Russian ties, after he faced targeting and espionage charges. Politics in the Region: Vojvodina Hungarians say they’ll run independently in Serbia’s elections to keep their own parliamentary caucus, while building new trust with Hungary’s new leadership. Hungarian Business: Magyar Telekom reported 1% revenue growth in Q2, while Hungary’s industrial output rebounded sharply and retail sales growth eased. EU Watch: The EU warns of crypto scams exploiting the MiCA licensing transition. Aviation & Travel: Wizz Air swung to a quarterly loss on higher fuel costs and warned of “challenges” ahead.
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