EU Commission proposes unfreezing €4.2 billion for Hungary
1 Yesterday 6:23 AM · 23h ago · 8 articles · 2 posts · 3 sources · development 1 of 2
The Commission proposed unlocking €4.2 billion in frozen cohesion funds and restoring full access to Erasmus+ and Horizon Europe for Hungarian students and researchers, based on assessment of Magyar government's reforms. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stated: 'Hungary has taken important steps to strengthen the rule of law and protect the Union's financial interests.'
“Hungary has taken important steps to strengthen the rule of law and protect the Union's financial interests.”
Ursula von der LeyenPeter Magyar Hungarian Prime MinisterViktor Orbán Former Hungarian Prime Minister
Ursula von der Leyen European Commission President
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first by REFORM.news, 1d ago · also Anadolu Agency, Politico Europe
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- EU Commission proposes releasing to Hungary $4.7B in frozen funds Anadolu Agency · 1d ago
- EU Commission seeks to release Hungary’s frozen funds Politico Europe · 23h ago
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first by Bloomberg Politics, 23h ago
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1 outlet EU moves to unlock €4.2bn for Hungary as Magyar strengthens rule-of-law and corruption rules
first by EUobserver, 23h ago
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first by Deutsche Welle EN, 23h ago
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The EU Commission proposes to unfreeze billions of euros for Hungary, as changes in the few months since the April election of Peter Magyar become visible. https:// euobserver.com/239148/eu-moves -to-unlock-e4-2bn-for-hungary-as-magyar-strengthens-rule-of-law-and-corruption-rules/
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