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Hungary lifts its veto: what the deal means for Ukraine’s EU accession

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Hungary has lifted its veto on Ukraine's EU accession negotiations following an agreement where Ukraine amended its education law to protect minority rights. This deal, brokered quietly after a public dispute, will unblock two negotiation clusters for Ukraine on October 13, marking a significant step towards EU membership.
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The Hungarian authorities seem to have realised they pushed things too far. The key change is the introduction of a special status for national minority schools in Ukraine – and it won’t be limited to EU languages.

Hungary lifts its veto: what the deal means for Ukraine’s EU accession
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