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The EU failed to agree on a $54 billion aid packagefor Ukraine, even as the bloc decided Thursday to open accession negotiations.

Javad Parsa/ReutersHungary on Friday stopped the European Union from giving Ukraine a $55 billion aid package mere hours after the bloc reached an agreement allowing membership talks to begin. In what he termed a “summary of the nightshift” on X, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán boasted of his “veto for the extra money to Ukraine.” Kyiv remains dependent on European and American funding in its ongoing war against Russia. Orbán, regarded as Russian Presi...

French president says leaders got the idea which kept Ukraine’s EU bid on track from the Hungarian PM himself.

Membership in the European Union would be a boon for Ukraine — but Hungary remains a thorn in Kyiv's ability to make inroads.

A proposed $54 billion European financial aid package to Ukraine has been vetoed by Hungary days after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy failed to get U.S. lawmakers to issue funding.

Leaders are willing to bust Europe’s hallowed unity if that’s what it takes to send cash to Kyiv.

Hungary and Ukraine fatigue risk undermining “as long as it takes” vow.

Leaders of the European Union are gathering today in Brussels for a two-day summit where the future of the bloc's Ukraine policy will be defined.

‘At some point the French president stopped the relationship with us,’ the Russian president said.

The Hungarian prime minister said he will not support talks on integrating Ukraine into the EU, even as all other members back the discussions.