Hungary's PM Orbán proposes bill to blacklist foreign-funded groups seen as sovereignty threats.

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has proposed a bill that would allow his government to blacklist and penalize organizations receiving foreign funding if they are deemed to threaten national sovereignty. The bill, introduced by Orbán's Fidesz party, empowers the Sovereignty Protection Office to impose heavy fines or force the closure of organizations seen as a risk. Critics see this as part of a pattern of tightening control over dissenting voices and independent institutions in Hungary.