Hungary Signals Move Toward Opening EU Talks With Ukraine and Moldova
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Hungary’s new government signals it may lift the veto on Ukraine’s EU bid and allow Kyiv and Moldova to start formal accession talks in Luxembourg on June 15, though formal decisions are not yet taken; the move would open the first accession cluster with a common stance from EU ambassadors, while unanimity remains required at each step, and it comes as the EU unfreezes €16.4 billion in funds for Hungary in exchange for reform.
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