AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEU Recovery & Rule-of-Law: Hungary cleared another EU hurdle for its €10bn RRF funding, with Ecofin approving the revised recovery and resilience plan and ministers moving to unlock frozen recovery money. Anti-Corruption Push: The government also submitted a bill to create a National Asset Recovery and Protection Office, aimed at tracing and recovering public funds, with a new independent body reporting to parliament. Prosecuting Corruption: Hungary is set to join the European Public Prosecutor’s Office, strengthening EU-level investigations into alleged Orbán-era wrongdoing. Politics in Budapest: Thousands protested in support of President Tamas Sulyok against plans to remove him via constitutional amendment, as Fidesz and allies mobilized against the Tisza government’s overhaul. Local Crime: An Irish man was sentenced to 14 years in Hungary for the murder of American tourist Mackenzie Michalski. Culture & Community: Beethoven returns to the park in Martonvásár for open-air concerts at Brunszvik Castle, a major summer highlight near Budapest.
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