AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours ago1956 Anniversary: Hungary marked 70 years since the uprising against Soviet rule. Prime Minister Péter Magyar paid tribute to those who fought for freedom and announced plans for a dedicated revolution museum. Budapest’s commemorations brought major road closures and public-transport changes. Paks II: The government is considering replacing Russia’s Rosatom in the €12.5 billion nuclear expansion, a potential shift in energy ties with Moscow. Corruption Probe: Former central bank chief György Matolcsy was detained as prosecutors investigate alleged losses of hundreds of millions of euros; an international arrest warrant has also been issued for his son. Rule of Law: Hungary ranked among the EU’s weakest performers in a new global index, while the EU’s top court ruled that Hungary and the Czech Republic breached the right of access to a lawyer.
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