AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAsset Recovery Watch: Hungary’s parliament has elected political scientist Anna Roza Unger to lead the new National Asset Recovery and Protection Office (NVVH), with Katalin Tasnádi as investigations deputy, as PM Péter Magyar defends the body against critics and warns against “political revenge.” EU Politics: Hungary’s stance is still shaping Ukraine and Moldova EU accession work, with Brussels set to revisit screening results for negotiating clusters 2 and 3 on 1 September. Flood Tragedy: Nepal–China flash floods have killed hundreds and left more than 2,400 missing, including hundreds of foreigners; India says 320 nationals remain uncontactable. Energy & Sanctions: The US extended a licence for sanctioned Russian-owned NIS until September 30, keeping Serbia’s refinery running while talks with MOL continue. Sports—Budapest: The Hungarian Darts Trophy returns to the MVM Dome with Luke Humphries and Beau Greaves among the headline names. Culture & Heritage: New discoveries at a late Roman fortress in Tokod point to an early Christian church, including fresco fragments and a ciborium foundation.
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