EU pivots to majority-rule foreign policy after Orbán's defeat
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Ursula von der Leyen used Viktor Orbán’s electoral defeat to press for moving EU foreign-policy decisions from unanimous veto to qualified majority voting, arguing the Hungarians’ momentum should help push sanctions on Russia and Ukraine funding; any such change would be controversial and require broad agreement, while the incoming Hungarian government signals a continued pro-EU course.
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