EU countries back unfreezing of 4.2 billion euros in funds for Hungary
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EU member states backed the European Commission's plan to unfreeze 4.2 billion euros in funds for Hungary, which had been frozen over corruption allegations during Viktor Orbán's term as prime minister. The Commission says Budapest has implemented reforms addressing shortcomings in public procurement and anti-corruption since Péter Magyar took office as prime minister in May.
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LUKSEMBURG, 13. oktobra (FENA) - Zemlje Evropske unije podržale su planove Evropske komisije da deblokira 4,2 milijarde eura (4,7 milijardi dolara) sredstava EU namijenjenih Budimpešti,
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- 02:41 PMFENA (Federalna novinska agencija)Open the original
- 02:49 PMKlix.baOpen the original
- 02:52 PMOslobođenjeOpen the original
- 03:17 PMRadio-televizija Republike SrpskeOpen the original
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