AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEnergy Crisis: Hungary’s Danube drought is forcing emergency action at Paks: PM Péter Magyar warned the plant could face a complete shutdown within days if water levels don’t recover, with the operator later saying a full stop may become unavoidable in 24–72 hours; output is already cut below 50%, while MAVIR is preparing voluntary electricity cuts from large industrial users. Local Safety: Police say an Israeli man in his 30s was stabbed at the OZORA trance festival in Hungary; two suspects were arrested and charges are pending, while authorities also reported drug-selling arrests on site. EU Football: Ferencváros kept its Europa League run alive, beating FC Twente 4-3 on aggregate after a 2-2 draw in Budapest, despite Twente’s late fightback. Budapest Transport & Cost: Budapest taxi fares are set to rise from Saturday, adding to the squeeze felt by travelers as Danube low water continues to disrupt tourism. Sports Diplomacy: UEFA says it will boycott FIFA competitions if FIFA’s plan to sell stakes in major tournaments to private investors goes ahead.
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