Hungary’s prime minister-elect Peter Magyar meets European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Brussels as part of efforts to secure access to EU funds. According to the reports, Magyar’s visit focuses on unlocking €10 billion in European Union financing ahead of an August deadline. The meeting is described as occurring before Magyar takes office, framed by expectations of a broader “post-Orbán” reset in Hungary’s relations with EU institutions. The outlets say the discussions are linked to Hungary’s eligibility for funding and the timing of Commission processes tied to the approaching end of August. While the coverage centers on the bilateral talks in Brussels, it places them within the wider context of Hungary’s efforts to improve cooperation with EU authorities after the rule of Viktor Orbán. The reporting does not detail specific concessions or outcomes at the time of publication, but it highlights the immediate objective of reaching agreement or progress that would allow Hungary to draw on the funds it seeks. The meeting reflects ongoing negotiations over conditions for EU financial support and Hungary’s political alignment with EU requirements.