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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Some European Union lawmakers warned the bloc's executive Commission against unlocking billions of euros in funds for Hungary, saying Prime Minister Viktor Orban was trampling on democratic norms.
By Gabriela Baczynska BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Some European Union lawmakers warned the bloc's executive Commission against unlocking billions of euros in...
Some European Union lawmakers warned the bloc's executive Commission against unlocking billions of euros in funds for Hungary, saying Prime Minister Viktor Orban was trampling on democratic norms.
The commission is likely to make its assessment on Hungary on 29 November, after which member states will have to decide about possible suspension of funds.
In a report, EU auditors found that only 20 of 40 examined EU agencies considered any potential revolving-doors cases of their senior staff.