AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHungary’s child protection shake-up: Hungary plans to amend Orban-era anti-LGBTQ+ rules, with a new child protection bill set to remove controversial provisions after EU pressure and court fallout. Budapest athletics spotlight: The inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest wrapped with big-name performances and praise for the faster, star-focused format—while some athletes complained about being left out. Sprint headlines from Budapest: Melissa Jefferson-Wooden and Kenny Bednarek swept sprint doubles, with Jefferson-Wooden clocking 21.47 in the 200m; the weekend also crowned new Ultimate champions across multiple events. Women in sport vs. “sexualised” ads: Female athletes including Amy Hunt hit back at actress Sydney Sweeney’s nude sports-betting campaign, sparking a wider debate about how women are portrayed in athletics. EU and Moldova diplomacy: Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu met Slovenian officials, stressing Slovenia’s EU-accession experience as a model for Moldova’s reforms. Business in Hungary: Sanofi will divest mature medicines and transfer its Hungarian Csanyikvölgy manufacturing site to Cheplapharm, with Sanofi taking a 26.4% stake.
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