After two years of Hungarian resistance, Ukraine appears to be taking a major step toward EU membership. The new government in Budapest says it has reached an agreement with Kyiv—a development that could pave the way for a process that has long been heavily criticized across Europe.
What has long been regarded as the biggest obstacle to Ukraine’s EU application may now be on the verge of disappearing. Hungary’s prime minister Péter Magyar states that his government has reached an agreement with Ukraine on the rights of the Hungarian minority in Transcarpathia, the issue that lay behind Budapest’s long-standing veto of the accession process, reports Euronews.
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