The General Court of the European Union Sweeps Down the Arguments of the Hungarian Plaintiffs in the Erasmus Case
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The model-changing universities tried to convince the Luxembourg judges that they themselves had not violated the rule of law and that they were entitled to EU money. They failed.
The EU General Court has ruled that member state ministers were right to ban KEKVA and similar institutions from EU commitments. The ban is expected to be lifted within weeks.
The General Court of the European Union has rejected the actions of six Hungarian universities that have sought the annulment of EU funding restrictions on higher education institutions maintained by the foundation, the EU Judicial Council said in a statement on Wednesday.
The General Court of the European Union on Wednesday rejected the actions of six Hungarian universities against the decision that prohibited them from making new EU financial commitments. The court said the restriction was lawful.
The EU General Court has rejected a claim by Hungarian universities challenging the suspension of their EU funding. The European Commission has blocked over €20 billion for Hungary over corruption concerns and rule of law disputes with the previous...
According to the General Court, there is a risk of political influence in EU-funded university programmes, including in the selection of Erasmus scholarship students.
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