Hungarian premier says Visegrád leaders reconvene in Bratislava to tackle migration, energy and EU budget
Prime Minister Magyar Péter announced that the Visegrád Four met in Pozsony with the Irish premier, discussing migration, rising energy costs and the EU's next seven-year budget.
During a visit to the historic Hungarian coronation city of Pozsony, Magyar Péter hosted the leaders of Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia alongside Ireland's prime minister, who holds the EU's rotating presidency. The ministers focused on a firm stance against illegal migration, coordinated action to curb soaring energy prices, and preparations for the European Union's upcoming multi-annual financial framework. Magyar highlighted that the renewed Visegrád unity could strengthen Hungary's influence within EU decision-making.
Why it matters
The gathering could shape EU policies on migration, energy and budgeting, affecting member states and citizens.
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