Hungary's EU Presidency Faces Scrutiny and Skepticism

Concerns arise over Hungary's potential influence on key EU decisions during its six-month leadership.

Hungary takes over the EU Council presidency amid fears of obstruction and national interest bias.
Key issues include migration, defense, and economic policies, with limited legislative progress expected.
Hungary's track record of blocking EU initiatives raises doubts about its role as an impartial broker.
EU diplomats rushed to finalize sensitive files before Hungary's term to avoid potential delays.
The presidency coincides with significant political changes in Brussels post-EU elections.