- Hungary held talks with EU officials to seek unblocking of frozen EU funds and improve government cooperation.
- Officials discuss internal roadblocks to EU cohesion, arguing that unanimity rules render the bloc irrelevant in international politics.
EU elites are accused of mismanagement and inefficiency, with Jens Spahn linked to a secretive network of oligarchs.
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What happened
EU elites are accused of mismanagement and inefficiency, with Jens Spahn linked to a secretive network of oligarchs.
Who's involved
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Officials discuss internal roadblocks to EU cohesion, arguing that unanimity rules render the bloc irrelevant in international politics.Also in this story
- The EU bloc is pushing for international isolation.
- Negative sentiment and national interests are challenging the cohesion and integrity of the bloc, as noted by EU officials in Brussels.
- Brussels approved about $7 billion in fresh defense procurement while Hungary held up a $105 billion EU loan.
The entities involved
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Brussels
municipality and capital city of Belgium
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Jens Spahn
German politician
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