Hungary PM Magyar says key accord reached with Ukraine on minority rights, opening way for Budapest to approve first chapter of Ukraine's EU accession talks, but no support for accelerated negotiations.
Hungary'sMagyar announces a key agreement with Ukraine on minority rights, potentially clearing the way for Budapest to approve the first chapter of Ukraine's EU accession talks, though he clarifies that his government does not support accelerated negotiations.
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