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- European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposes unlocking €4.2 billion for Hungary.
- Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar’s government addressed procurement, anti-corruption, conflict-of-interest and prosecutorial shortcomings.
- The plan would restore Hungary’s participation in Erasmus+ and Horizon Europe programmes.
- EU Council must approve the proposal within one month of the Commission’s submission.
- Hungary reinforced its Integrity Authority, created an asset-declaration system and joined the European Public Prosecutor’s Office.
