AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHungary Politics: Hungary’s Parliament passed a constitutional amendment aimed at removing President Tamás Sulyok, as Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s Tisza-led government moves to “restore rule-of-law democracy.” Fidesz boycotted the session, while Magyar framed the vote as a democratic reset. EU & Rule of Law: The EU approved about €10bn in recovery funding for Hungary under the revised RRF, with payments tied to anti-corruption and procurement milestones. Opposition Fallout: Fidesz parliamentary group leader Gergely Gulyás resigned ahead of the vote, saying the amendment would limit who can run in future elections. Constitutional Clash in Brussels: Right-wing MEPs demanded the European Commission respond to claims of a “constitutional coup” in Hungary. Ukraine Voting Talks: Ukraine’s election commission delegation met Hungarian officials on organizing out-of-country voting for Ukrainians abroad, including possible extra polling stations. International Security: Hungary, Slovakia and the Czech Republic said they won’t fund NATO’s new €70bn Ukraine support package. Culture & Budapest: A major Hollywood-style production, “Killing Hitler,” began filming in Budapest.
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