Hungary Sets Condition for New EU Budget
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Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar has set a condition for his country’s support for the next long-term budget of the European Union. He said Budapest will only accept the financial framework if it receives all the funds it is entitled to and if cohesion policy and agricultural subsidies are not cut. The statement was made during a European Council meeting in Brussels, where leaders discussed the EU budget for the period 2028-2034. “We will o…
Hungary will agree to approve a new seven-year budget for the EU in December only if the EU funds are fully available to it and core programmes are maintained, stated Prime Minister Peter Madyar of Hungary. "I made it clear to everyone that in December Hungary will approve a new seven-year budget for the EU only if it receives all the funds it owes for its development and if the financing of the overall agricultural and cohesion policy is not re…
Hungary will approve the EU budget in December only if it receives the full €16.4 billion owed to it from EU special funds by that time, Peter Magyar said
Hungary will approve the EU budget in December only if it receives the full €16.4 billion owed to it from EU special funds by that time, Peter Magyar said.
Governments are at loggerheads over the next EU budget. Instead of coming together, positions are drifting apart, and a group of member states - including Hungary - are already talking about a veto. EUfória's guests were Roland Papp, a reporter for Kossuth Radio, and Kristóf Molnár, a journalist for 444.hu.
The Prime Minister insists on a strict migration policy and will only accept the next EU budget on this condition. Therefore, he believes that maintaining the punishment is unworthy.
Péter Magyar set conditions for the next EU budget - the Prime Minister gave an interview from Brussels.
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