Is the European Union bankrupting itself?

While discontent is rampant across Europe over the EU running out of money in its mindless support for Ukraine, Brussels demands more payments from member states.

As reported by Magyar Nemzet earlier in the day, Daniel Deak, senior analyst at the 21st Century Institute, a Hungarian research institute, said that we cannot even be sure that the EU funds Hungary is entitled to still exist. According to the political scientist, while Hungary has not been receiving the EU funds due to the country for a long time, Ukraine, a non-EU member, is being financed with additional funds, requiring Hungary to pay even more money into the common coffers, while also having to pay a fine for migrants it refuses to accept, based on the migrant quota. Mr Deak posted on his social media page

With EU funds running out in support of Ukraine, Brussels wants more payments from member states, but more borrowing is not out of the question either. At the same time, Ursula von der Leyen announced another €50 billion in aid for Ukraine.

Cover photo: European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen (Photo: MTI/EPA/Filip Singer)