AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEnergy & Water Crisis: Hungary’s heatwave alert was extended until Friday as Danube levels stayed dangerously low, nearly forcing a shutdown at Paks—PM Péter Magyar said the last turbine survived by “a couple of millimetres” after water rose slightly. Danube Fallout: Record-low river conditions across the region are disrupting shipping and cooling for nuclear plants, while Nazi-era warships and other wrecks are emerging from the exposed riverbed. Budapest Infrastructure: A new privately funded pedestrian bridge linking central Waterfront City to Óbuda Island cleared an approval step, with permitting possible within weeks. Media Accountability: A 482-page document compiled by journalists at Hungary’s state news agency MTI alleges long-running manipulation of reporting under Orbán-era management, now prompting an internal investigation. International Sport: The Irish FA confirmed no Irish fans will be allowed at Nations League matches vs Israel, with the Debrecen leg allowing only a small home allocation. Industry Watch: BMW marked the 50,000th iX3 from its Debrecen plant, highlighting rapid ramp-up and growing EV output.
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