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The EU had enough of Viktor Orbán, proposes long probation period for new member states
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The EU had enough of Viktor Orbán, proposes long probation period for new member states

The European Commission has proposed a 15-year probation period for future EU member states, with countries potentially facing the loss of voting rights or funding if they breach democratic standards.

The plan, outlined by European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos, is designed to give the bloc faster tools to respond if a newly admitted country undermines the rule of law, democracy or the EU’s principle of sincere cooperation. Kos explicitly invoked the former Hungarian prime minister, saying:

“No more Viktor Orbán.”

Continue reading at https://dailynewshungary.com/eu-viktor-orban-probation-new-members/ | DailyNewsHungary

u/DailyNewsHungary — 8 days ago
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Ukraine thanks Hungary for ‘green light’ on key EU accession talks

Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha has thanked Hungary for reportedly giving the “green light” to the opening of two more clusters in Ukraine’s European Union accession negotiations.

Sybiha said on Wednesday that Hungary had supported further steps concerning the second and third negotiating clusters at the level of the EU’s Committee of Permanent Representatives (COREPER).

Continue reading at https://dailynewshungary.com/ukraine-thanks-hungary-eu-talks/ | DailyNewsHungary

u/DailyNewsHungary — 8 days ago
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Upcoming EU Kids Act and ""protecting kids""

Keep an eye out lads, has absolutely feck all to do with protecting kids and more so as another excuse to breach our privacy and force our hand.

Don't overlook it like the stupid age verification we already had to do for playstation, various social media platforms etc

Stand your ground on this

Stop Killing Games video: https://youtu.be/mQRcK9nYg9g

Penguinz0s video: https://youtu.be/5sLIAuH9038

u/CRoOkedBunNY — 12 days ago
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Hungary to stop blocking next stage of Ukraine’s EU accession talks, Financial Times reports

Hungary will not block the launch of the next, technical stage of European Union accession talks with Ukraine, according to the Financial Times.

The London-based business daily reported on Monday, citing EU sources, that Prime Minister Péter Magyar has instructed Hungarian diplomats not to prevent the EU from sending letters to Ukraine and Moldova concerning the potential opening of the next two negotiating chapter clusters.

Continue reading at https://dailynewshungary.com/hungary-doesnt-block-next-stage-ukraine-eu/ | DailyNewsHungary

u/DailyNewsHungary — 9 days ago
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Feedback for EU Kids Act are OPEN to get your voices heard and sent to European Parliament and Council for debate

It's open for 8 weeks (until November 26) so if you can, sign up and send your feedback about your opposition to EU Kids Act, and please let them heard that this bill won't help protecting kids and at worst, it'll ultimately destroy a industry.

Please be polite, make sure you're explaining the problem correctly and try to refrain from showing hard feelings towards the EU Commission or Video Games Europe. Otherwise, they won't take it seriously.

All feedback received will be summarized by the European Commission and presented to the European Parliament and Council with the aim of feeding into the legislative debate.

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u/DavidHolandaOne — 12 days ago

Prime Minister of Portugal shares his vision for the future of the EU

In his speech to the European Parliament, Prime Minister Luís Montenegro outlined Portugal's priorities for a stronger, more resilient Europe: "We want Europe to be more competitive and to have greater cohesion, to be safer and more sustainable. We want Europe to be closer to the people and less bureaucratic. This is the Europe that Europeans expect of us."

This includes:

  •  Reducing bureaucratic burdens
  •  Investing in AI and innovation
  •  Tackling energy independence
  •  Housing affordability
  •  Balanced migration policies.

Members of Parliament also debated with the Prime Minister on key challenges facing the continent.

Read more: https://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/press-room/20261002IPR47898/meps-debate-the-eu-s-future-with-the-prime-minister-of-portugal-luis-montenegro

u/Marty_ol — 8 days ago
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Kremlin warns Hungary’s ‘unfriendly steps’ could hurt economic ties with Russia

Vladimir Putin’s spokesman has said Moscow hopes Hungary will continue its economic cooperation with Russia, while warning that Budapest’s recent actions could affect bilateral ties.

Kremlin hopes Hungary will continue economic cooperation

The Kremlin hopes “reason will prevail” in Hungary and that Budapest will continue its economic cooperation with Russia, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Thursday. His comments came just hours after Russia announced that it was expelling 10 Hungarian diplomats in response to Hungary’s decision in September to expel 10 Russian diplomats.

Continue reading at https://dailynewshungary.com/kremlin-hungary-unfriendly-economy-russia/ | DailyNewsHungary

u/DailyNewsHungary — 13 days ago

One gate. Two very different moments in history

The Brandenburg Gate stood on the dividing line between East and West Berlin. Now it stands as a symbol of a united Germany.

3 October marks German Unity Day, celebrating the reunification of East and West Germany in 1990. It’s also a day to remember how far Europe can come and grow when walls come down.

u/GTomov — 12 days ago

How likely is the EU kids act to go through and become a reality?

I live in italy and i’ve just heard about the EU kids act, im not into politics or news and i just turned 18, how likely is the act to go through parlament and pretty much kill privacy?

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u/Wise_Conversation554 — 12 days ago
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Why the EU is Stalling—and How the "Europa-Family" Can Save the Peace 🇪🇺

Give the people bread and circuses, and they will be happy. Today, we see the exact opposite:

The political elite in Brussels is ruling right over the heads of the people. Prosperity and security are crumbling, and the resulting frustration is driving radicalization.

The solution? We don't need to scrap Europe—we need to reinvent it as a true family where everyone contributes in their own unique way:

• 🌍 Relieving Central Europe: The EU is too vast for blanket policies.
Smaller, regional sub-alliances (e.g., an Eastern or Southern European block)
can make much closer, citizen-centric decisions.

• 📦 Economic Freedom: Strict abolition of all tariffs for maximum market flexibility.
The Euro stays as a strong shield to the outside world, but real laws are made
back home in the regions.

• 🔄 Temporary Alliances: Weaker countries use their regional block as a springboard.
Once they are fully self-reliant, the alliance dissolves. No permanent financial IV-drip,
but true independence on equal footing.

• 🤝 Harmonious Ecosystem: No more bitter competition among ourselves,
but mutual specialization. By complementing each other instead of fighting,
we can confidently stand up to global giants like the US and Asia.

Does this sound like a viable alternative to current Brussels centralism? Let's discuss! 👇

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u/GtaIVMadlad — 13 days ago
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Hungary backs tougher EU return rules, bloc approves new system for migrants without right to stay

Hungary has voted in favour of new EU rules designed to make the return of people without a legal right to stay more effective, including stricter measures and the possibility of return hubs outside the bloc.

EU approves new return framework

The Council of the European Union has given its final approval to new rules governing the return of non-EU nationals who have no legal right to remain in the bloc.

Continue reading at https://dailynewshungary.com/hungary-eu-tougher-return-rules-migrants/ | DailyNewsHungary

u/DailyNewsHungary — 14 days ago