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EU to Unlock €16.4 Billion in Frozen Funds for Hungary Following Reforms

The EU will release €16.4 billion in frozen recovery and cohesion funds to Hungary after policy reforms under its new government. The package includes €10 billion from the Next Generation EU recovery fund, €4.2 billion in cohesion funds, and €2.2 billion linked to academic freedom benchmarks.

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