Professor of Finance and Monetary Economics
Júlia is a professor of finance and monetary policy at International Business School, Budapest, where she is also a supervisor of doctoral students. She is an independent director of the KBC Group Brussels. Julia is a research fellow at the Institute of Economics of Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
We, Hungarian economists, join the Board of the Association of Polish Economists in asserting that vetoing the new EU budget is harmful and is based on false pretenses. The Hungarian and Polish governments are using their threat of veto to blackmail other European countries and to create a situation whereby the institutions of the European …
A rapid lockdown initially contained COVID-19 in Hungary, but now the country is struggling with a second wave. Much of the vaunted crisis package was designed to prop up Viktor Orbán’s kleptocratic business empire, and his threat to veto the EU budget recognises the danger the rule of EU law poses to his ‘Empire’, writes Júlia Király.