Het Financieele Dagblad: Money flow will be stemmed for undemocratic EU countries.
Our Martin Michelot commented on the reception of the new fund distribution system news.
Our Martin Michelot commented on the reception of the new fund distribution system news. Brussels wil be able to cut financial support for 'problematic countries', like Poland and Hungary.
The introduction of this new mechanism is not a guarantor of anything. Of course you can expect Hungary and Poland to be against this mechanism. But that is also true for Romania and Lithuania.
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Martin Michelot
Senior Associate Research Fellow
Senior Associate Research Fellow
Expertise: NATO and transatlantic security, European foreign policy and defense, French politics, elections and society, Visegrad Four and Central Europe, EU institutional issues
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