AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEU Relations: European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, Council President António Costa and French President Emmanuel Macron will join Prime Minister Péter Magyar in Budapest on Friday for the 1956 uprising anniversary, signaling a thaw after years of conflict under Viktor Orbán. Diplomacy: Israeli President Isaac Herzog is due in Budapest on Tuesday to meet Magyar and President András Baka, as both governments seek to maintain close ties. Political Tensions: Magyar has accused Orbán of plotting a coup; Orbán says arrests are a political hit job and vows a Fidesz comeback. Ukraine: Magyar says Hungary is open to Ukrainian grain transit and has agreed with Volodymyr Zelenskyy to reset relations, but Hungary and Slovakia oppose a new EU loan package for Kyiv. Security and Accountability: More than 70 Hungarian schools received bomb threats Monday. Separately, investigators are probing an alleged gas-trading fraud that may have siphoned HUF 300 billion, with HUF 67 billion in confirmed tax losses. Energy Policy: Visegrad ministers want EU funds to help industry cope with high energy costs and nuclear power treated on equal terms with renewables.
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