Hungary accuses EU of undermining veto power

The head of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's cabinet has accused Brussels of using a change of government to abolish the right of veto within the European Union. This statement reflects ongoing tensions between Hungary and EU institutions over issues of sovereignty and decision-making powers. The accusation suggests a deepening rift as Hungary positions itself against further EU integration. The claim highlights fears among some member states about losing national control in EU policymaking.