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Hungary targets deal on EU development funds by autumn

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Hungary expects to sign an agreement with the European Union by the autumn over 22 billion euros ($23 billion) of development funds. Agreement over the funds has been delayed by Prime Minister Viktor Orban's many battles with the EU. Prime Minister Orban is under growing pressure to strike a deal, with the Hungarian currency hitting new lows and inflation surging.

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Hungary targets deal on EU development funds by autumn

BUDAPEST - Hungary expects to sign an agreement with the European Union by the autumn over 22 billion euros ($23 billion) of development funds under the bloc's 2021-2027 budget, the country's economic development minister Marton Nagy said on Thursday. Agreement over the funds has been delayed by Prime Minister Viktor Orban's many battles with the EU, such as over migration, human rights

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