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Now playing Next Europe News Hungary's rule of law stance left Fidesz isolated in EPP, says Weber The leader of the European Parliament’s biggest party said Hungary’s stance on rule of law was "too problematic" to keep Fidesz in the grouping. 03/03/2021
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