Budapest–Kyiv Reset: Prime Minister Péter Magyar met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Brussels, hoping to open a new chapter in relations. Ukraine’s new minority-language education law helped clear the way for EU accession talks, though Magyar said membership could still be 15–20 years away. Human Rights Case: The European Court of Human Rights has opened proceedings on six complaints by Ukrainian bank workers who allege Hungarian authorities tortured and unlawfully detained them in March. The workers were released the next day; their cash and gold were returned in May. EU Funding: Hungary regained access to €4.2 billion in EU funds and Erasmus+ and Horizon Europe programmes. It is also set to receive €254 million in Norway and EEA grants after years of disputes. Rights and Oversight: Hungary has removed anti-LGBTQ provisions from an Orbán-era law, but remains under EU Article 7 scrutiny. Budapest Safety: Bomb threats at two schools prompted police searches and the relocation of pupils as a precaution. Energy Links: Serbia approved an environmental study for a planned oil pipeline connecting the two countries, with projected capacity of 5.5 million tonnes a year.