“It Could Take 15 or 20 Years,” Magyar Rejects Fixed Timeline for Ukraine’s EU Membership | AC1B

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Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar outlines Hungary’s demands for the European Union’s next seven-year budget during the EU leaders’ summit in Brussels. Magyar says Hungary wants increased funding for agriculture and farmers, the return of EU funds previously withheld over rule-of-law concerns, and greater flexibility in how member states spend their allocations. He also warns Hungary could join other countries in vetoing the budget deal and says Ukraine’s EU membership must remain merit-based, without a fixed accession date. For more details, watch our story and subscribe to our channel, DRM News. Hungary’s Peter Magyar Threatens EU Budget Veto as Budapest Demands More Funding for Farmers Magyar Demands Return of Frozen EU Funds and Warns Brussels Over Hungary’s Budget Share Hungary’s Magyar Rejects Ukraine EU Accession Deadline, Says Membership Could Take 20 Years Peter Magyar Warns EU Leaders Hungary Could Veto Seven-Year Budget Deal in December Peter Magyar Hungary EU summit,

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