The Financial Times reports that the Hungarian government may concede to opening two of the four blocked EU accession clusters for Ukraine. This potential shift comes shortly after Hungarian Foreign Minister Orbán Anita announced that a bill regarding the educational rights of national minorities will be submitted to the Ukrainian parliament. The clusters had been previously blocked by Hungary due to concerns over the treatment of the Hungarian minority in Ukraine, particularly regarding educational rights. The bill's presentation to the Ukrainian parliament is seen as a key step towards addressing these concerns. Opening the clusters would allow Ukraine to move forward in its EU accession process, despite ongoing reservations. The move indicates a potential willingness from Budapest to compromise, though the extent of further concessions remains unclear. This development follows continued diplomatic efforts to resolve the dispute.