AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoRights: Parliament has voted to remove Orbán-era bans on portraying or promoting LGBTQ people from the 2021 “child protection” law, a major reversal under Prime Minister Péter Magyar. EU Ties: Brussels has released €4.2 billion in funds for Hungary and restored access to Erasmus+, after rule-of-law reforms. Hungary also dropped its veto on opening two more chapters in Ukraine’s EU accession talks; Magyar plans to meet President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, though Budapest and Sofia have pressed to soften the summit’s language on speeding Ukraine’s path. New Funding: Hungary is set to receive €254 million in Norwegian and EEA grants after a dispute that froze the funding for years was resolved. Budapest Alert: A World War II Soviet bomb found at a construction site in the capital will be defused in place on Sunday, with residents and businesses within 200 metres to be evacuated. Media Watch: A Kremlin-friendly outlet has shifted its listed editorial address to Budapest and named historian Mária Schmidt as editor-in-chief; she denies any connection and says she had not heard of the publication.
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