AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUkraine Reset: Prime Minister Péter Magyar and Volodymyr Zelenskyy called their first face-to-face meeting “very good,” agreed to resume high-level talks and exchange visits, and cleared the way for two more EU accession negotiating clusters after Ukraine changed its minority-education rules. Magyar offered diplomatic support for a ceasefire. EU Disputes: Hungary will sit out a proposed new EU loan for Ukraine but won’t block other countries from joining. It also backed Visegrád calls to delay the EU’s ETS2 carbon market over energy costs. Media and Accountability: Hungary is restructuring its public broadcaster after years of political capture. Separately, the government admitted wrongdoing and settled Átlátszó’s lawsuit over the Sovereignty Protection Office. Rights and Cost of Living: Parliament removed anti-LGBTQ provisions from the child-protection law. September inflation was 2.1%, among the EU’s lowest, while euro-area inflation rose to 3.8%.
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