In an interview granted to French magazine Le Point, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán presented the five priorities of his country’s six-month presidency of the Council of the EU, which will begin on 1 July.
The first priority concerns migration. “We disagree with the current pact and want to stop more migrants than it allows,” he explains.
The second priority is Ukraine, even though Budapest is blocking EU decisions on military support for Kyiv and is calling for peace...