"Hungary's 'Sovereignty Law' Sparks EU Legal Action, Meme-lord's Identity Revealed"

The European Commission has initiated legal action against Hungary over a controversial "sovereignty law" that grants the state broad powers to investigate and prosecute individuals and organizations perceived to undermine the country's sovereignty. The law, championed by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, has drawn criticism for its potential to stifle dissent and lacks judicial oversight. The Commission contends that the law violates fundamental values and legal guarantees, and Hungary has two months to respond to the objections. This move comes amid tensions between Brussels and Budapest, with Hungary's access to EU funds contingent on addressing rule-of-law deficiencies.
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