AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHungary: Former central-bank governor György Matolcsy has been taken into custody on suspicion of economic fraud and forgery, in a probe into hundreds of billions of forints in public assets. Security: Germany has arrested a Ukrainian man suspected of gathering information for Russian intelligence, including details on defence production and NATO’s eastern flank; Berlin says the risk of Russian sabotage is significant. Rights: Thousands protested across Poland for legal, accessible abortion as parliament passed reform bills likely to be vetoed by President Karol Nawrocki. In Liechtenstein, the hereditary prince vetoed a bill to ease the country’s strict abortion laws. Poland’s partnerships: Donald Tusk and Narendra Modi agreed to deepen defence, space and nuclear cooperation and aim to double bilateral trade by 2030. Slovakia: Municipal and regional elections take place Saturday, with campaigning and publication of polling banned under an election moratorium.
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