AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRule-of-law clash: Viktor Orbán urged supporters to “restore democracy” after prosecutors raided Fidesz server offices, a move tied to alleged misuse of National Culture Fund grants; Opposition pushback: Fidesz issued a “declaration of resistance,” calling Hungary’s post-2026 constitutional changes illegitimate and vowing non-participation in replacing removed officials; EU politics: Marine Le Pen warned Hungary’s government is eroding democratic principles, saying Péter Magyar is “protected by the European Commission”; Hungary–EU transparency bill: the government submitted a bill to open Communist-era state security files more comprehensively; Economy & labor: Hungary and Poland are tightening foreign-worker rules, with economists warning slower growth; Hungarian GP weekend: F1 heads to the Hungaroring with TV viewing times and streaming details, while teams roll out upgrades ahead of Sunday’s race; Culture & daily life: “Night of the Beaches” returns with late-night swims and events across 54 Hungarian venues.
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