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Poland to Unblock EU Funds Soon Despite Democratic Backsliding Under Donald Tusk

Despite the attack on public media and the political imprisonment of former government members, the Polish government led by Donald Tusk could soon gain access to some of the EU funds that were frozen due to concerns about the rule…

Minister Navracsics: EU Funds Likely to be Unlocked Soon

The minister explained that the negotiations’ next phase, according to plans, will commence this Thursday. The goal of the government is to start the financing of EU projects as soon as the negotiations regarding the authorizing of the release of…
Viktor Orbán speaking at the leadership meeting of CDI in Bled, Slovenia on 18 May 2023.

Financial Times: Brussels May Unfreeze Hungarian Funds

Viktor Orbán has firmly stated that Hungary will not approve any EU budget increase until its access to the withheld funds is reinstated. The EC may now be willing to release the frozen funding to gain Budapest’s support for an…

Navracsics on EU Funds, Regional Development and Suburbanisation

Navracsics reminded that Hungary is to receive 14 trillion Hungarian forints in cohesion funds for the 2021-2027 EU budget cycle. Of this amount, 4 trillion forints have already been received and are continuously being used for rural development….
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Judicial Reform in Hungary Reaches New Stage — Unlocking of EU Funds In Sight

The fate of a sum of 13.2 billion EUR is at stake in the political and legal debate between the European Commission and the government of Hungary. Parts of the regular EU cohesion and post-COVID recovery funds are being withheld,…

Justice Minister Announces Agreement on Judicial Commitments With the EC

Monday’s negotiations were a very important milestone in building trust between the EU and Hungary, Judit Varga said, who added that she does not expect any new conditions from the European Commission regarding the Hungarian justice package….

Ukraine Aid Row: Hungary Is Learning from the Best

Hungary is accused of being immoral for not agreeing to the newest Ukraine aid scheme. But it takes two to tango….

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