“In particular since the start of the migrant crisis (in 2015)
tensions have grown in the European Union,” Kurz told a joint news
conference with Orbán in the Austrian capital.
“Our great aim in Austria is to be a bridge-builder in this respect
between the Visegrad states and the countries in western Europe,” the
31-year-old conservative said.
A rift has emerged in recent years between Brussels and the Visegrad
group of Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia — and in
particular with Warsaw and Budapest.
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A sweeping revamp of state institutions by the nationalist
governments in both countries has raised concerns about the rule of law,
judicial independence and media freedom.
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