Péter Magyar Spoke Out: the New Brussels Budget Proposal Is Unacceptable, There Will Be a Serious Debate Among the Member States
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Prime Minister Péter Magyar says the proposal for the next seven-year EU budget framework is unacceptable in its current form. The prime minister spoke about this on Thursday in Brussels, arriving for a two-day summit of the European Council, where, in addition to migration, the leaders of the member states will discuss the fate of many billions of euros.
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The prime minister, who arrived at the EU summit, said that the member states lobbying for greater cohesion funds agreed that the EU budget proposal was not acceptable in its current form.
Péter Magyar Wields Veto in Brussels – All Attention Is on Hungary, This Is How the EU Summit Begins
An EU summit of particular importance to Hungary began in Brussels on Thursday, where European leaders will pay tribute to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution and War of Independence at the start of the meeting. According to Prime Minister Péter Magyar, important decisions on migration and the next seven-year budget of the European Union could be made in the next two days, among other things. The Prime Minister did not rule out the possibility that Hu…
The focus of the EU summit in Brussels is the seven-year budget starting in 2028, the current draft of which is considered unacceptable by Prime Minister Péter Magyar and the net beneficiary member states. Although the original plans were to agree on the budget by the end of the year, this seems increasingly unlikely due to the sharp differences between the member states. In addition to financial discussions, the issue of migration, EU enlargeme…
The Prime Minister pointed out that several governments have indicated that they are ready to veto it in December if necessary, and added: "we also belong to this group."
The EU summit will begin with the commemoration of the 1956 War of Independence.
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