The European Union will reduce funding for Hungary due to violations of the rule of law in the country – Politico

However, before that, the EU Council must vote in favor of the decision.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said that The European Union is launching a mechanism to reduce Hungary's funding by violating the rule of law in the country. Politico writes about it. This procedure is used for the first time.

However, before the EU cuts funding for Budapest, time must pass: a political debate will take place in the Council of the European Union. More than 65% of EU member states must then vote in favor of the decision.

The European Commission has decided to cut funding for Hungary after Victor Orban's fourth victory the election of the Prime Minister . He and the ruling Fidesz party are regularly accused of restricting democratic institutions, freedom of speech and directing taxes on the enrichment of their families.

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Earlier, during his speech, President Viktor Orban added President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky to his list of opponents, along with Soros and the “Brussels bureaucrats”. Instead, the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry expressed hope that Budapest would reconsider its approach to assisting Ukraine after the election.

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Based on materials: ZN.ua

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