Hungary's EU Council Presidency in Jeopardy Amid Criticism and Controversy
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The European Parliament is considering a resolution that would prevent Hungary from holding the rotating presidency of the European Council in 2024 due to concerns over the country's rule of law. The Hungarian government, led by Viktor Orbán, has faced criticism from other EU countries, including Germany and the Netherlands, with one MEP calling it "homophobic, kleptocratic, Putinist lapdogs." The Renew Europe Group is urging the Council to find a solution to the problem, while Hungarian officials have pushed back against the decision.
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