AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPolitics: Austria’s Presse says Serbia’s student movement is unlike Péter Magyar’s Hungarian campaign: it is grassroots and leaderless, while Magyar came from inside Viktor Orbán’s government and built a tightly controlled party. Czech Labour Market: Facing a shortage of more than 90,000 workers, the government plans to expand recruitment from the Philippines, where hiring can take around nine months. Security: A Chinese state-media correspondent has gone on trial in Prague, accused of gathering intelligence for Beijing; it is the first prosecution under a Czech law targeting unauthorized work for a foreign power. Energy: EU-backed upgrades to E.ON’s Hungarian grid aim to make room for 4 gigawatts of additional wind capacity by 2030. Transport: Slovenia’s Port of Koper is seeking stronger links with Kazakhstan via the Middle Corridor and says its digital logistics systems could help improve cargo handling.
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