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Bólya: Hungarians have a right to know what EU funds are being spent under the radar

Boglárka Bólya said such financing should meet transparency requirements, and she called on the EU to stick to transparency rules that member states are expected to adhere to.

Mar 21, 2025

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The key to a successful Hungarian EU Presidency is a well-trained, professional staff committed to Hungarian national interests

The Presidency of the Council of the European Union is a recurring event every 13 and a half years, always a major responsibility and opportunity for the Member State concerned.

Jan 18, 2024

Boglárka Bólya

Bólya: Hungarians have a right to know what EU funds are being spent under the radar

The key to a successful Hungarian EU Presidency is a well-trained, professional staff committed to Hungarian national interests

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The complex USAID system of funneling foreign money to support liberal propaganda in Hungary

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PM Orbán: This year will be a breakthrough, and breakthroughs require attack

Press statement by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán after the second Hungarian–North Macedonian government summit

Boglárka Bólya

Bólya: Hungarians have a right to know what EU funds are being spent under the radar

The key to a successful Hungarian EU Presidency is a well-trained, professional staff committed to Hungarian national interests

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