Approximately 1,000 protesters in Budapest denounced Prime Minister Peter Magyar over his alleged secret agreement to implement the EU Migration Pact in exchange for €16.4 billion in frozen EU funds, despite Magyar's public denial of accepting any such pact.
Italy's Council of Ministers will approve a decree on the EU migration and asylum pact. No new energy support measures for families and businesses are expected today, though fuel excise duty cuts may be extended via ministerial decree. Minister Giorgetti also discussed reforms for the 5x1000 tax allocation.
The European Court of Justice ruled that rejected asylum seekers awaiting transfer between EU countries must receive basic necessities like clothing and cash for daily needs, ensuring a minimum level of social participation and protecting physical/mental health.
Italy's Council of Ministers will approve a decree on the EU Migration and Asylum Pact. New energy support measures for families and businesses are not expected today. Minister Giorgetti confirmed that the extension of fuel excise duty cuts will be handled by ministerial decree, not a Council of Ministers session.
