Hungary's Opposition Leader Stalls Ukraine's EU Path

Peter Magyar, Hungary's opposition leader, announced his government would not support fast-track EU entry for Ukraine, highlighting the need for a referendum on the membership issue. This decision follows his party's electoral victory.

Peter Magyar, leader of Hungary's opposition party, made headlines following his landslide electoral victory on Sunday by opposing Ukraine's swift entry into the European Union.

In a press briefing on Monday, Magyar stated that the question of Ukraine's EU membership should be decided through a referendum.

This stance emphasizes the new government's cautious approach to international relations, particularly concerning EU expansion.

(With inputs from agencies.)