Foreign news agencies reported that the rift between the European Union (EU) and its member state, Hungary. It seems to expand more and more. After Tuesday, December 6, 2022, Hungary exercised its right to veto (oppose) the EU deal. organize a new round of financial aid packages for Ukraine worth 18 billion euros (about 660 billion baht) to Ukraine at the Brussels summit.
actionFoodfromHungaryThe remaining 26 member states had to look for other ways to ensure Ukraine had funds available in January. by Johannes Hahn, EU High Commissioner for the Budget said Tuesday during a public meeting of EU finance ministers Now the European Commission Looking for a necessary solution for Ukraine
European Commission Vice-President Valdis Dombrowskis said a war in Ukraine would require unity and speed. “There are millions of people living without water, heat and electricity, so it’s absolutely necessary. that we have to move forward”.
Many EU member states believe that the reason Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban vetoed the budget to help Ukraine was because European Union He threatened to suspend aid worth 7.5 billion euros, citing Hungary’s failure to reform its rule of law enforcement.European UnionThere is only until December 19 to decide on subsidy cuts.
However, Orban said He did not veto aid to Ukraine. Hungary is always ready to provide financial assistance to Ukraine. bilaterally But providing the aid that the remaining 26 member states would like is not the solution. It’s a walk on the road to becoming a debt society. and can never come back
The EU needs the unanimous approval of its member states. provide financial assistance to Ukraine through Union channels. But member nations can providegrantalone to avoid veto But it gets more complicated if they work together. and can require parliamentary approval wastes more time
