AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEnergy Crisis in Hungary: Prime Minister Peter Magyar says Hungary’s Paks nuclear plant will fully shut down late Sunday or Monday for the first time in 44 years, as record-low Danube levels leave it barely producing about 10% capacity; the government is preparing a “critical” five-day period with possible electricity limits for large firms and calls for households to cut use during evening peak hours. Regional Water Pressure: Serbia is already cutting hydro output as the Danube hits historic lows, while Romania moves to protect Cernavodă operations with emergency measures. Wildfire Tragedy in Greece: Two firefighting helicopters collided near Athens while battling blazes, killing both crew members; evacuations were also reported on Kefalonia as fires spread across southern Europe. Migration Flashpoint in Spain: Spain installed a 1,600-foot barrier at Ceuta’s border with Morocco after a deadly surge that left at least 67 dead, reigniting EU migration tensions. Local Incident in Budapest: A car crashed into a tram stop at Blaha Lujza Square, shattering a glass shelter and prompting an emergency response.
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