AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCommunist-Era Files: Hungary has made secret-police records publicly accessible, exposing names of as many as 60,000 alleged informants after decades of secrecy. A name in the files alone does not prove someone knowingly informed. Central Bank Probe: Former governor György Matolcsy will remain in pre-trial detention as investigators examine the National Bank scandal; the court cited risks including evidence interference and flight. Energy Deal: The US has licensed preparatory steps for MOL’s potential purchase of Russia’s stake in Serbia’s NIS, but completing the takeover still requires separate approval. Hungary expects a deal by December 11. Vojvodina Election Allegations: A reported recording appears to capture Hungarian National Council president Árpád Fremond giving instructions to campaign activists ahead of Hungary’s April election; a news outlet alleges pressure on voters and involvement by political actors and Serbia’s postal service. Sport: Hungarian shooter Veronika Major won bronze in the women’s 10-metre air pistol at the World Championships, securing an Olympic quota place.
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