AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSchool Threats: A new bomb-threat wave named 27 schools in Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County and one in Budapest. Police reported no explosives at sites searched so far. Corruption Probe: Former central bank governor György Matolcsy, a close ally of Viktor Orbán, was detained on suspicion of financial fraud and using a forged document. The investigation concerns central-bank foundations whose assets were questioned by Hungary’s state auditor. Budget and Euro: The government’s 2027 budget targets a deficit of 4.9% of GDP, down from an expected 7.5% this year. Finance Minister András Kármán said sustainable cuts could put Hungary on course to adopt the euro in 2032. Energy Deal: Hungary’s MOL signed an agreement to buy Russian shareholders’ majority stake in Serbia’s NIS oil company. The deal needs competition approvals; Serbia says it plans to raise its stake from 30% to 35%. EU Relations: Hungary is again blocking further steps in Ukraine’s EU accession talks, despite a recent thaw in bilateral ties under Prime Minister Péter Magyar.
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