Patru luni cu Péter Magyar la putere. Ungaria începe să recupereze miliardele blocate de UE în timpul lui Orbán

Hungary claims it has met EU conditions to recover billions in frozen funds, with Prime Minister Péter Magyar announcing compliance by the August 31 deadline. The government aims to access approximately €10 billion from the Recovery and Resilience Facility, part of a larger €16.4 billion at stake. The funds were previously blocked due to disputes over corruption and public contract management during Viktor Orbán's administration. Following reforms, the new government has made progress in negotiations with the European Commission, which will verify compliance before releasing the funds.