AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHungarian Politics & Media: Prosecutors raided Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz-linked servers in a corruption probe tied to the National Culture Fund, while Orbán called it a “pretext” and urged “resistance”; separately, Hungary’s prosecutor general Gábor Bálint Nagy resigned under pressure from PM Péter Magyar, arguing the prosecution must not become a political tool. Public Broadcaster Overhaul: Hungary’s state TV interim leadership says it has saved nearly HUF 7 billion in two weeks and is auditing contracts, cancelling “wasteful” productions, and preparing programming changes aimed at ending propaganda. Culture & Memory: Budapest’s Aquincum Museum unveiled “Once We Were Like You,” reconstructing Roman-era faces of 16 people from Roman Hungary with silicone models and forensic artistry. LGBTQ+ Rights & Culture: Oradea, Romania—near Budapest—again blocked a Pride march for the fourth year, with organisers vowing to proceed. EU Culture/Business: The European Commission conditionally cleared the Paramount–Warner Bros. Discovery merger, and Hungary’s film incentive registrations are reported to be reopening. Gender Equality: A new EU pay gap snapshot shows women earn about €3,900 less per year on average.
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