Ungaria prelungește starea de criză privind migrația. Magyar: „Ceuta este un avertisment pentru Europa” • Newsweek România

Hungary has extended its state of crisis regarding mass migration until December 31, 2026, citing recent events in Ceuta as a warning for Europe. Prime Minister Péter Magyar emphasized that the government will not relax its illegal migration policies and aims to negotiate a new solution with European institutions. The ongoing crisis in Ceuta, where a massive influx of migrants overwhelmed local authorities, illustrates the potential rapid escalation of migration issues. Hungary has been under a special regime since 2015 to manage illegal entries and asylum requests. The government is also seeking to resolve financial sanctions imposed by the EU while maintaining strict migration controls.