Anita Orbán

And that helped to reach an agreement on this very important issue in June.

Now, Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orban, who is, by the way, not related to the former prime minister, welcomed the breakthrough.

So that is Anita Orban, Hungary's foreign minister, responding to a piece of legislation passed in Kyiv.

which is going to affect the Hungarian minority living in Ukraine.

Now, before Russia's full-scale invasion, we were talking about 150,000 people.

The Kyiv International Institute of Sociology said 69% of respondents support an independent competition involving foreign experts.

Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiya said Ukraine is preparing possible changes to education law linked to national minorities, He said the issue was discussed with Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orban and could be considered during a special session of Parliament.

Kyiv hopes the step can help unblock further movement toward the European Union, economy and business.

Fuel prices rose sharply in September.