Overview
- Hungary has taken over the EU's rotating presidency for the next six months.
- Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's nationalist policies and close ties with Russia and China are contentious within the EU.
- Hungary faces criticism for its stance on migration, LGBTQ rights, and judicial independence.
- The EU's top court recently fined Hungary for failing to comply with asylum laws.
- European leaders worry about further weakening of unity in the EU amid rising far-right influence.