AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHungary Politics: Viktor Orbán’s former top prosecutor resigned after pressure from PM Péter Magyar, calling the move necessary to protect the independence of the prosecutorial service, as prosecutors continue raids tied to corruption allegations and Fidesz server seizures. EU Rule of Law & Enlargement: The European Commission says the rule-of-law picture is broadly improving, while also warning progress is uneven across Eastern and Central Europe; meanwhile, EU talks on opening accession clusters for Ukraine and Moldova hit another snag, with Hungary refusing approval and pushing the next attempt to September. Migration & Work: Hungary and Poland are tightening foreign-worker rules, a move backed by public opinion but flagged by economists as a potential drag on growth. Budapest Infrastructure: Hungary approved a new EUR 85m Danube railway bridge in Budapest to replace the Gubacsi bottleneck, with construction starting late 2026 and completion targeted for 2029. Health & Aviation: A Hungarian cardiologist described a dramatic Ryanair emergency on a Madrid–Budapest flight, including a long resuscitation effort after a passenger collapsed. Sports (F1): McLaren will swap Oscar Piastri out for Friday’s Hungarian GP FP1, using Leandro Fornaroli as the rookie driver while Aston Martin prepares major upgrades.
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