Hungary, Poland Unite on Opposing EU Budget Cuts

The prime ministers of Hungary and Poland, allies in a series of disputes with Brussels, united Monday in opposing cuts under the European Union's new budget. Both countries are accused by the European Commission of undermining judicial independence in a row that threatens their future funding from the bloc. Neither Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki nor his Hungarian counterpart Viktor Orban commented on an EU plan to cut money in the 2021-2027 budget for member states that...

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