AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHungary’s EU rule-of-law push: EU Commissioner Raffaele Fitto says Hungary’s revised Recovery and Resilience Plan raises “ambition” on anti-corruption, procurement and joining the European Public Prosecutor’s Office, with up to €10bn potentially unlocked by meeting reforms before Aug 31. Energy and security: Hungary’s defense minister says the country is “closing the door” on Russia and restoring NATO trust, while a NATO airlift update highlights Hungary’s role in alliance logistics. Industry and jobs: Mercedes has started series production of its new electric C-Class in Kecskemét, with a major expansion and more local battery/body-part supply. EU climate fight: Ten EU states, including Hungary, urge the bloc to rethink a new carbon price on fuel (ETS2) as part of ETS reforms. Budapest culture: A new Aquincum Museum exhibition uses DNA and forensic science to recreate ancient Roman faces, running until Oct 31. Sports in Hungary: Olympic pole vault champion Armand Duplantis wins in Budapest; Julien Alfred takes the women’s 100m in 10.87. Crime crackdown: A German man wanted over a Cologne shooting is arrested in Budapest after a Europe-wide manhunt.
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