Fuming EU partners to show Hungary PM 'yellow card'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Hungary's allies will air their grievances on Wednesday, when EU ambassadors hold a regular meeting in Brussels, and likely also during this week's NATO summit in Washington that Orban is attending.
48% : EU lawmaker Marcin Kierwinski, who hails from Poland's ruling party, said on social media platform X that "the Hungarian presidency risks being the first in the European Union's history where Putin will know big decisions before even the European Commission.
45% : " - Reprimands and snubs - For all the ire over Orban's solo initiatives, there may be little that EU institutions or member countries can do beyond publicly rebuking Budapest or offering snubs.
41% : The Hungarian leader has repeatedly blocked or hindered EU consensus on helping Ukraine fight Russia's all-out invasion since 2022 -- making it all the more galling for many that he is embarking on a self-described "peace mission".

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