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- EU officials to boycott meetings in Hungary during its EU presidency.
- Boycott in response to Hungarian PM Viktor Orban’s controversial meetings.
- European Commission confirms the stance against Hungary’s current leadership.
EU Leaders to Boycott Hungary-Hosted Meetings
In a significant political move, the European Commission has announced that top EU officials will not attend informal meetings hosted by Hungary. This decision comes during Hungary’s tenure of the EU’s rotating presidency.
The boycott is a direct response to a series of meetings conducted by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, which have caused discontent among European partners. Orban’s engagements with various foreign leaders have sparked controversy and led to this unprecedented decision by EU officials. The European Commission’s announcement underscores the growing tensions between Hungary and other EU member states, highlighting the challenges within the Union’s political dynamics.
