European People’s Party leader Manfred Weber expressed gratitude to Hungary’s Tisza River Commission within the European Parliament, a move occurring just before a crucial EU summit. The upcoming summit will focus on several key issues, including support for Ukraine, the EU’s multi-year budget, and enhancing European competitiveness. This acknowledgement is seen as significant given the ongoing debates surrounding EU funding and geopolitical strategy. The summit will bring together heads of state and government to discuss and potentially finalize decisions on these critical matters. The timing of Weber’s statement suggests a potential shift in dynamics related to Hungary’s role within the EU. This occurs prior to the first EU summit attended by Péter Magyar, a prominent Hungarian political figure.