Brussels releases €10 billion in frozen EU funds for Hungary amid Orbán's threats
- The European Union has granted Hungary access to 10.2 billion euros in frozen funds, after concerns about democratic backsliding by Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government were addressed.
- The funds mainly consist of "cohesion funds" for maintaining infrastructure at EU standards, and the European Commission will closely monitor Hungary's compliance.
- Hungary's ailing economy, which narrowly avoided four straight quarters of contraction, will benefit from the access to frozen funds.
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Leaning Left18Leaning Right11Center13Last UpdatedBias Distribution43% Left
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43% Left
L 43%
C 31%
R 26%
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