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MON · 2026-04-20 · 11:46 GMTBRIEF NSR-2026-0420-70889
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EU praises ‘extremely constructive’ early talks with incoming Hungarian government – Europe live

Spokesperson says discussions with Magyar’s administration have been a good start to ‘unblock funds for the benefit of the Hungarian people’ The commission also got asked about the Italian proposals for a “wild west-style bounties” that could be paid to Italian lawyers if they successfully convince

Jakub KrupaThe Guardian - World NewsFiled 2026-04-20 · 11:46 GMTLean · Center-LeftRead · 1 min
THE GUARDIAN - WORLD NEWS
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Article analysis

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Key claims

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funds have been blocked due to concerns over the treatment of migrants in Hungary

factualEU spokesperson
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discussions with Magyar’s administration have been a good start to ‘unblock funds for the benefit of the Hungarian people’

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the Italian proposals for a “wild west-style bounties” that could be paid to Italian lawyers

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Full report

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Spokesperson says discussions with Magyar’s administration have been a good start to ‘unblock funds for the benefit of the Hungarian people’ The commission also got asked about the Italian proposals for a “wild west-style bounties” that could be paid to Italian lawyers if they successfully convince their immigrant clients to return home. Our Rome correspondent Angela Giuffrida reported on the controversial proposal over the weekend: Continue reading...
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Entities

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