AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUkraine and the EU: Ukraine’s parliament passed a bill expanding education rights for Hungarian and other EU-language minorities, meeting a key Hungarian demand. The change clears the way for the EU to open two accession negotiating clusters on Tuesday. Budapest–Kyiv ties: Prime Minister Péter Magyar says Hungary has no plans to provide military aid to Ukraine and could meet President Volodymyr Zelensky as early as next week. Public finances: Magyar’s government plans a tax from 2027 on wealth above one billion forints, while the IMF is urging Hungary to cut its budget deficit. Procurement scrutiny: Budapest police are investigating suspected bid-rigging in the public tender for this year’s August 20 celebrations; a Tisza official named in allegations denies involvement. Independent media: Journalists’ groups say rebuilding a pluralistic, financially sustainable press remains a priority after years of media capture.
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