The European Union is growing optimistic about the imminent lifting of Hungary’s contentious veto on a €90 billion loan for Ukraine, ending a political dispute that has severely undermined the bloc’s collective decision-making. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Following a bruising defeat at the polls, Hungarian Prime Minister…
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