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The European Commission has tied the release of €35 billion in frozen EU funds for Hungary to reforms and continued support for Ukraine, as new Prime Minister Peter Magyar seeks a reset in relations with Brussels. The EC also expects Magyar to lift Hungary's veto on a €90 billion aid package for Kyiv and on sanctions against Russia. Ukrainian President Zelensky said a pipeline carrying Russian oil to Hungary will reopen by the end of April, and he is speeding up repairs following Viktor Orban's election defeat.
Poland’s banking giant plans to enter the Hungarian market.
AT&T targets Slovakia jobs in its latest cost-cutting drive.
A Polish official stated that a new gateway for Chinese-Polish synergy is emerging.
Poland's energy minister did not rule out changes to the fuel price curbing package after talks with the industry.
by WorldBrief & Maksim Micheliov | AI-generated summary