Fraud & Consumer Protection: Three family members were arrested in Budapest over an alleged illegal gold-buying scheme targeting elderly victims; police say suspects offered above-market prices, then used drugs, intimidation and pressure to seize valuables, including one case where a 71-year-old reportedly lost consciousness after being given a drink and later woke up injured, with nearly HUF 200 million in gold seized. Energy & Industry: MOL Group inaugurated a 37.4 MWp solar park at Algyő with a 20 MW/40 MWh battery storage system, aiming to cut CO2 by about 13,000 tonnes annually and improve grid flexibility and energy independence. EU Construction Watch: Eurostat data show EU construction output fell in July, with Hungary recording the biggest monthly drop (-4.7%), while Cyprus remains comparatively strong. Health Policy: Ahead of World Alzheimer’s Day, experts warn dementia affects nearly one million people in Hungary and argue up to 45% of cases could be prevented or delayed, but state support is limited. Agriculture & Climate: A WWF Hungary documentary highlights how drought is squeezing the Homokhátság farming region, where low irrigation rates and groundwater decline threaten livelihoods. Transport & Aviation: easyJet launched its first Southend–Munich route, and more new departures from Southend are planned next month, including Budapest. Corporate Responsibility: SK On won a CSR Model Sharing Award in Hungary for community programs, including a music festival for people with developmental disabilities. Public Finance & Policy: The government announced it will terminate a motorway concession contract and file a criminal complaint over alleged irregularities and overpricing.