Danube Low-Water Cleanup: Hungary’s authorities moved to remove a suspected manure-linked pollution in the River Fekete-Körös, with barriers in place, bathing areas shut, and water samples expected to guide next steps. Danube War Relic Update: Low water also exposed a WWII shell casing near Margaret Bridge; the bomb unit removed it and lifted road closures after a short operation. OECD on Hungary: The OECD says Hungary is narrowing living-standards gaps but warns ageing and climate pressures could slow progress, urging tax and public-spending reforms plus better support for women and young workers. GMO Gene-Editing Fight: Environmental groups urge Hungary to defend its GMO-free status and challenge EU gene-editing deregulation, warning weaker labeling and risk checks could hurt consumers and organic farmers. Solar Boom in Europe: New data shows solar hit record output in Europe, with Hungary nearing 50% of electricity in June—good news for emissions, but a reminder of how fast the grid is changing. Zebra Probe: The environment minister ordered an investigation into a zebra herd tied to alleged corruption and poor animal husbandry near Bicske. Industry & EVs: Suzuki plans a HUF 76bn investment in Esztergom for EVs and battery packs, with a stated focus on suppliers, engineers, and R&D while meeting environmental rules.