Farmers are protesting against measures implemented by the EU aimed at making the agricultural sector more sustainable, and the bloc’s decision to lift quotas on Ukrainian grain exports. Many European leaders have been spooked by the size and duration of the farmers’ protests, so it’s likely they will come to Brussels demanding solutions from the EU. Leaders are growing impatient with Hungary’s stance, which is preventing funding from reaching Ukraine as the second anniversary of Russia’s invasion approaches. At the last EU summit in December, Mr Orban begrudgingly allowed Ukraine to receive EU candidate country status. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Tuesday that “one way or another” the EU would find a solution to support Ukraine, “with or without Orban”. Do you think that the EU is supporting a humanitarian crisis ?
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