"EU Chief Faces Backlash Over Hungary's LGBTQ+ and Asylum Policies"

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The European Union has released billions of euros in funds to Hungary after the country reformed its judicial system, but billions more remain blocked over alleged violations of LGBTQ+ and migrant rights. The move has sparked controversy, with EU lawmakers threatening legal action against the EU's executive. Hungary's stance on Ukraine's membership aspirations and long-term financial aid has further strained relations, with concerns raised about the EU's response to Hungarian demands. The ongoing dispute highlights the challenges of achieving consensus within the EU and the potential impact on foreign policy decisions.
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