AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 minutes agoWomen’s Rights: Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced plans to make emergency contraception available without a prescription to people aged 14 and over, scrap the abortion “heartbeat” requirement and ratify the Istanbul Convention. The broader package also promises stronger protections against domestic and sexual violence. Budapest Travel: M2 metro trains will run only between Örs vezér Square and Deák Ferenc Square this weekend; replacement buses will cover the rest of the route. A Hungarian Icon Returns: Rubik’s Cube production is back in Hungary, with a new automated line in Jászberény aiming to make one million cubes a year. Ernő Rubik invented the puzzle in Budapest in 1974. Avar Heritage: Archaeologists have uncovered more than 100 seventh- and eighth-century graves near Magyarlapád in Transylvania, including horse burials, weapons and jewellery.
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