Budapest welcomes Ukrainian proposal on minority protection
Hungary has long criticized Kyiv over the way it allegedly treats the Hungarian minority. The proposal in the Ukrainian parliament could create room for improving relations between the two countries and for further negotiations on issues related to Ukraine's European integration. teraz.sk ↗
Magyar indicated that a Ukrainian concession in the area of national minority rights could be significant for the continuation of the process toward the country's accession to the European Union. In the past, Budapest has linked its reservations about the treatment of the Hungarian community to its stance on negotiations over Ukraine's EU membership. kultura.pravda.sk ↗
Kyiv expects the new proposal to contribute to progress on its path to the European Union. Further developments will depend on the proposal's adoption in the Ukrainian parliament and on whether its content satisfies the Hungarian side. No further details about its specific provisions are known at this time.
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„Menthetetlen, bukott maffiafőnökkel foglalkozni felesleges. Köszönjük a bölcsességet és a bizalmat Magyarország!"
Celá Magyarova reakcia na Orbánov tusványoský prejav, zverejnená na Facebooku. Ukazuje jeho novú stratégiu — predchodcu nezdvíhať na svoju úroveň.
„Döntsünk együtt! Nem szivarszobákban szeretnénk a legmegfelelőbb jelöltet megtalálni. Javasoljanak a pártok, a közélet szereplői, civilek és magánemberek."
Výzva verejnosti, aby posielala návrhy na prezidentského kandidáta. O deň neskôr Magyar oznámil meno Judit Polgárovej.
„Ak jeho strana zvíťazí v parlamentných voľbách, premiér a predseda Fideszu Viktor Orbán mu nezavolá a nekongraduluje mu"
O možnom scenári po voľbách 12. apríla
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