La Polonia afferma che l’inviato ungherese non sarà il benvenuto all’evento di inizio presidenza dell’UE

**Poland Excludes Hungary from EU Presidency Launch Event**9

Poland has declined to invite Hungary’s ambassador and Prime Minister Viktor Orban to an event marking the start of its EU presidency. The decision follows Hungary granting asylum to Marcin Romanowski, a former Polish deputy justice minister under investigation for alleged misuse of public funds. Romanowski, who denies the allegations, was detained in July but later released, citing his immunity as a member of a European rights assembly.

Deputy Minister for European Affairs Magdalena Sobkowiak-Czarnecka stated that Hungary’s actions led to the exclusion despite initial invitations to the entire diplomatic corps. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and European Council President Antonio Costa are set to address the ceremony at Warsaw’s Grand Theatre.

Relations between Poland and Hungary have been strained. Tusk has criticised Orban’s perceived pro-Russian policies and stance on Ukraine. Orban has claimed that Tusk’s government views Hungary as an adversary.

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Finally some good news. Polish people should stand up for their hard-fought win of political change back towards the rule of law and a democratic system of governance.
It is however insane the willingness that the party first secretary orban has in pissing away all the goodwill and comradery with most neighbor nations that were built up over decades for seemingly zero actual gain, including the only gain that matters in that country: the party first secretary’s personal.