Hungary is escalating its conflict with the European Union by threatening to send migrants to Brussels on a bus, in response to an over $220 million fine imposed by the European Court of Justice. The court ruled that Hungary violated EU asylum laws, leading to the penalty. In protest, Prime Minister Viktor Orban has vowed to send irregular migrants directly to Belgium. Belgian leaders condemned the plan as provocative, with officials warning them they would block the buses at the border. The standoff highlights deeper tensions over migration policy and the rule of law, putting European unity under pressure. Watch our video to know more.
