MEPs Call on European Commission to Cut Hungary Off From EU Funds
- On May 27, EU ministers will hold their eighth hearing under Article 7 concerning Hungary’s potential suspension of EU membership rights due to rule of law breaches.
- The Article 7 process began in September 2018 after persistent concerns about Hungary's violations of EU democratic and legal principles under Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
- Hungary faces criticism for judiciary interference, a 2023 transparency law, bans on Pride events, and curbs on media and NGOs, fueling protests and EU disputes.
- A letter from 26 MEPs across five political groups urged Commissioners Serafin and McGrath to immediately freeze €18 billion in EU funds over corruption and rule of law violations.
- This standoff risks EU cohesion as Brussels pushes conditionality enforcement while Hungary resists, raising concerns over the bloc’s unity and effectiveness of its measures.
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Stripping Hungary's EU voting rights on agenda for May 27 meeting
The Council of the European Union will hold a hearing regarding the potential loss of Hungary's voting rights at a meeting on May 27, marking the eighth hearing regarding Budapest's alleged violations of founding EU principles.
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