Automotive Restructuring: Volkswagen’s restructuring plan could put Audi’s Hungarian vehicle production site in Győr at risk, with internal scenarios discussed by Correctiv pointing to possible deeper cuts and closures, while the group has already approved major capacity reductions and job eliminations through 2030. Energy & Infrastructure: PM Magyar says emergency works near the Paks Nuclear Power Plant are on schedule and that the plant is operating steadily, after renewed scrutiny over Danube riverbed erosion and permitting. Transport & Logistics: Hungary will fully reconstruct the Hercegszántó–Bački Breg border crossing to enable 24/7 heavy-lorry traffic and ease congestion on the Serbia route, with procurement expected soon. Capital Markets: The BUX index fell 1.94% on the week despite higher trading volume, as MOL’s state voting stake rose after KEKVA foundation dissolutions and Richter ownership shifted. Urban Climate Adaptation: Budapest’s Green Panel Programme is set to combine greening with building renovations for passive cooling, targeting the city’s heat-island hotspots. Industrial Safety & Skills: International rope rescue teams tested emergency scenarios in Esztergom, including high-profile rescues from the Esztergom Basilica dome. Governance & Industry Policy: A new Ministerial Commissioner for film reform, Viktória Petrányi, will coordinate renewal of Hungary’s film support system and oversee industry consultations.