AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPensions Boost: Hungary’s government will raise the minimum old-age pension to HUF 120,000/month from Jan 1, 2027, up from HUF 28,500, PM Peter Magyar says, calling it a Tisza pledge. Budapest Public Safety: Inner-district mayors say the government accepted proposals to improve security in the capital, including more permanent police presence at problem junctions and expanded local powers around tobacconists. Nepal Floods—Hungarians Affected: Hungary’s foreign ministry says a third Hungarian is among those affected by the Nepal-Tibet flash floods; officials are in contact with Tibetan authorities and travel partners as hundreds remain missing. Disaster Update: Nepal police report 270 bodies found and hundreds missing after the Himalayan floods, with foreign nationals among the unaccounted for. Energy & Industry: Greenvolt secured €153m bridge facilities plus a €65m guarantee from UniCredit for large battery storage projects in Poland. Sports—European Night: Ferencváros hosts Trabzonspor in the Europa League playoff second leg, with Mohamed Salah in the Turkish squad. Culture & Ideas: Budapest’s Brain Bar returns Sept 17–18 at House of Music Hungary, billed as a festival for the future.
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