AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHungary’s Political Reset: Prime Minister Péter Magyar has nominated chess grandmaster Judit Polgár as interim president after Tamás Sulyok’s term ended, framing the move as a bid for unity and a non-partisan figurehead. Tax & Fairness: The Tisza government proposes scrapping tax perks it says were tailored for Orbán-era allies, including benefits tied to KEKVAs and certain heritage-building deductions. Culture & Science: Nobel laureate Ferenc Krausz is highlighted for attosecond pulse technology, while a new exhibition in Budapest spotlights ancient Roman faces brought to life. Arts Abroad: The Clark Art Institute opens “An Exquisite Eye,” featuring Jean-Antoine Houdon’s “Little Lise” among selections from the Aso O. Tavitian collection. Society & Rights: Slovakia’s Pride march goes ahead despite tighter LGBT laws, with organizers explicitly pointing to Hungary as a cautionary example of how policy can shift. Travel Reality Check: Reports say the EU’s Entry/Exit System is tripling passport-control waits for Britons at some airports.
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