AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHungary Drought Crisis: Hungary has fully shut down its only nuclear plant, Paks, for the first time in 44 years after record-low Danube levels made cooling impossible; Prime Minister Péter Magyar warned of “the most critical five days ahead” as the country boosts imports and asks industry to cut power use. Regional Energy Strain: The Danube’s low water is also disrupting shipping and tourism across Central Europe, while Romania has already moved to reduce nuclear output due to the same cooling-water problem. EU Migration Pressure: Estonia’s PM says Schengen must be preserved as Spain faces a fresh migrant influx to Ceuta, with EU leaders urged to coordinate action and restore border control. Aviation Rights: A Lufthansa Beijing flight was grounded after a cabin pressurization fault, potentially triggering up to €600 in EU passenger compensation. Wildfire Safety: Two firefighting helicopters collided while battling a major blaze near Athens, underscoring how heat and drought are worsening fire risk across the region. Central Europe Rail Upgrade: Leo Express added new couchette carriages to its overnight route linking Poland, Czechia and Germany, making the long trip more comfortable.
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