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EU Mulls Options as Hungary Announces Russian-Style Law

  • Tens of thousands of Hungarians protested last weekend in front of the parliament in Budapest against a new bill called the 'Transparency of Public Life'.
  • The Hungarian government introduced a new bill intended to oversee financial contributions from abroad to non-governmental organizations and media outlets, aiming to safeguard the country’s sovereignty from external influence.
  • The law empowers the Sovereignty Protection Office to blacklist organizations receiving foreign funds, impose fines up to 25 times the donations, and require asset declarations.
  • Tineke Strik said the bill aims to 'dissolve all organizations that criticize the government,' while over 300 international groups describe it as an authoritarian effort to silence dissent.
  • If the law is enacted, the EU may withhold funding and suspend Hungary’s voting rights, as parliamentarians call on the European Commission to take stronger action against Viktor Orban’s administration to ensure compliance with EU values.
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Media1 broke the news in on Wednesday, May 21, 2025.
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