AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAustria’s Nazi past, reworked: Braunau am Inn has opened a police station in Adolf Hitler’s birthplace after a long “neutralization” effort, but locals and activists want a memorial instead. Czech Ukraine stance: Prime Minister Andrej Babiš rejected Western-backed Ukraine military coalitions, arguing they achieve little beyond political talk. Hungary–China scrutiny: Hungarian inspectors checked workers’ papers at a BYD plant in Szeged as PM Péter Magyar investigates the deal tied to former foreign minister Péter Szijjártó. Energy diplomacy: Azerbaijan and Germany signed a strategic agenda in Berlin, with gas supply and the Middle Corridor front and center. Markets & daily life: German motorists flooded Czech border stations after a fuel-price cap ended; Germany also saw real BEV prices fall as model choice expanded. Sports & tech: Czech Air Force took delivery of its first Embraer C-390; and McKinsey named Andreas Venus managing partner for Germany and Austria.
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