A new assessment of the rule of law is coming from Brussels, which could also outline the path ahead for the Tisza government.
The European Commission’s upcoming rule of law report may favorably assess the measures taken since the change of government, while also suggesting further reforms. According to reports, the Tisza government is expected to continue its own anti-corruption initiatives and introduce new measures in several areas. However, the exact content of the report is not yet known, so it is important to treat the news with caution.
The European Commission’s report, published on Friday, will positively assess several measures taken since the change of government, while also suggesting further reforms in several areas. Although no conclusions can be drawn until the report is published, it is possible to anticipate further measures from the Tisza government in several areas, if they complete their own anti-corruption initiatives.
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