New Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar is meeting with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Berlin today, but it is not to be expected that his pro-EU views imply his support for its Ukraine policy. Magyar is putting the brakes on this, as did his predecessor Viktor Orbán. He says he will not give the green light to start EU accession talks until the Hungarian minority in Ukraine receives better protection for its schools and language. He stands by his position that Hungary will continue to refrain from supplying weapons.
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