Hungary has confirmed it will not support changes to EU sanctions on Russia's frozen assets until after the US elections. This affects a G7 plan to use these assets to help repay a €45 billion loan to Ukraine. Hungary's finance minister, Mihály Varga, emphasized the need to wait for the election results to determine the EU's approach to Russia, citing differing strategies from US presidential candidates. The EU aims to extend the renewal period for sanctions from six to 36 months to address concerns about stability. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)