EU Takes Action Against Orbán's Isolation and Russian Influence

The European Union is aiming to make Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán understand the "full costs" of his country's isolation after he vetoed a joint statement by the bloc criticizing Ukraine's controversial language law. The EU is concerned about Orbán's support for Ukraine's ethnic Hungarian minority and his opposition to the language law, which restricts the use of minority languages in education and public life. The move by the EU reflects its determination to hold Orbán accountable for his actions and ensure that he realizes the consequences of his isolationist stance.