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Ukraine Adopts Important Law for EU Accession

Summary by Kronen Zeitung
The Ukrainian parliament has passed a law on the protection of minorities, thus creating an important prerequisite for the country's EU accession. Above all, the Hungarian blockade is now likely to have been removed.

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The Ukrainian parliament has passed a law on the protection of minorities, thus creating an important prerequisite for the country's EU accession. Above all, the Hungarian blockade is now likely to have been removed.

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The Ukrainian Parliament passed a bill on Monday that claims to extend the educational rights of national minorities, in a process aimed at resolving the dispute...

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On Monday, the Ukrainian Parliament adopted a draft law that claims to extend the educational rights of national minorities, in an effort to resolve the dispute with Hungary and to allow the advance of the accession negotiations to the European Union, Kyiv Independent reports. However, Romanian ethnics claim that this law violates their right to education. The project was [...] Article Ukraine adopts a law "to protect minorities, but Romanian et…

The blogger Anatoly Shariy mocked Ukrainian nationalists for silence following Kiev's decision to expand the use of Hungarian and other official EU languages in the educational field, and pointed out that the supporters of Vladimir Zelensky, who were usually nationalistic, did not resent Budapest's concessions.

The proposal was voted on by 266 representatives in the 450-member legislature. The law aims to regulate the educational rights of national minorities.

Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Madyar said that amendments to the law on education for national minorities, adopted by the Verkhovna Rada on October 12, make it easier for Hungarians in Ukraine to learn their native language.

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Világgazdaság broke the news on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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