- The European Commission proposed new migration rules for the EU, which must subsequently be approved by the European Parliament.
- Hungary faces protests over its government's policy regarding the new EU migration pact.
Funds are tied to Hungary accepting the terms of the EU migration pact.
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Funds are tied to Hungary accepting the terms of the EU migration pact.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Péter Magyar's party headquarters are in Budapest and are expected to sign the EU Migration Pact.Sub-event
Funds are conditional on Hungary accepting the EU migration pact terms.1 source
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European Commission
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