AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoPolitical Tensions: Viktor Orbán says Fidesz will be reorganized and competitive by December, while Prime Minister Péter Magyar accused him of hinting at a violent attempt to overturn the constitutional order. Migration Debate: Magyar cited violent protests in France to defend Hungary’s tough migration policy, vowing not to ease border controls. Ukraine Reset: Magyar and Volodymyr Zelensky held their first one-on-one meeting, agreeing to put relations on a new footing; Hungary and Ukraine also opened two EU accession negotiating clusters. Rights and Funding: Parliament removed anti-LGBTQ provisions from an Orbán-era law, while Hungary is set to receive €250 million in Norwegian funding after years of disputes. Markets: The Budapest Stock Exchange’s BUX index gained 2.68% over the week, led by a 5.29% rise in OTP shares.
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