AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHungary’s political shake-up: Hungary is set to release tens of thousands of Communist-era state security files identifying agents and informants, with disclosure starting 4 November in two phases. Parliament & justice: Hungary’s parliament lifted PM Péter Magyar’s immunity and also moved against two Orbán-era ministers, as prosecutors detain them in separate corruption probes. EU funding pressure: V4 ministers met in the High Tatras on EU regional funding and the “Right to Stay” agenda, with simpler access to cohesion money and more local say on investment decisions on the table. Budapest legal case: An Irish citizen pleaded not guilty in a Budapest court to murdering his Japanese ex-wife and staging her death by setting her apartment on fire. NATO drills: NATO military police exercises SHARP LYNX 2026 began in Georgia, with units from Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, Croatia and Hungary participating. Sports diplomacy fallout: Ireland’s FAI defended its handling of the Israel fixtures after the Hungary match controversy, while protests were planned ahead of the next game.
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