Ukraine’s parliament has approved legislation designed to protect the rights of its Hungarian-speaking minority, specifically focusing on education. This move addresses a key demand from Hungary, which had previously blocked further progress in Ukraine's negotiations to join the European Union. The new law aims to ensure access to Hungarian-language education at all levels, addressing concerns raised about restrictions implemented after 2014. Kyiv hopes this decision will pave the way for Hungary to lift its veto and allow EU accession talks to advance. The approval is being viewed as a significant step forward in Ukraine's bid to become a member of the European Union. Further details are available at dailynewshungary.com regarding the implications of this law.