Hungary lifts its veto on two clusters of Ukraine’s EU accession talks, allowing the next phase of negotiations to proceed. Euronews reports the change takes place on Wednesday, while Nasha Niva similarly describes Hungary’s decision to remove its block on Ukraine’s EU discussion track.
Both outlets link the move to legal conditions that Ukraine must meet. The continuation of the process depends on Kyiv passing a minority-rights law through its parliament. Under the reported arrangement, the adoption of that legislation is treated as a prerequisite for further steps in the accession negotiations.
