Hungary

Minister Hankó said the scheme was designed to resolve issues around the Erasmus European higher education program.

Livestock owners have access to specialists and funding, and István Nagy, the agriculture minister, is directing protection efforts, the prime minister noted.

The prime minister urged the bloc to shift from fiscal conservatism to "the logic of a developer state".

Minister Szijjártó said Europe’s policy on the war over the last three years had failed, arguing that the bloc had "ruined its own competitiveness" by imposing sanctions on Russia.

Máté Kocsis said that in recent years, "foreign powers and speculators" had been interfering in Hungary’s internal affairs on an increasingly broader scale.

The prime minister said it was "good news" that talks with supermarket chains on reducing profit margins were advancing, but added that the progress was not fast enough.

The prime minister said the issue of Ukraine's EU membership must be raised again"seriously", and a "responsible decision" could not be taken in the current circumstances.

The Győr-Sopron-Ebenfurth Railway (GySEV) will gradually take over public passenger transport on several MÁV railway lines from 1 July.

"Pro-migration forces plan to have one million migrants arrive in Europe every year, while the negative effects of illegal migration are obvious," Bence Rétvári said.

György Hölvényi highlighted the Hungary Helps program as an "exemplary" scheme aimed to "build hospitals, clinics and health infrastructure to ease the everyday lives of those suffering."