Hungary has been fined a record 200 million euros by the European Court of Justice for systematically avoiding EU asylum policies.

The country's restrictive asylum laws have led to a significant decrease in asylum applications.

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has consistently disregarded EU decisions on migration.

The court emphasized the need for Hungary to comply with EU regulations, stating that the country's actions undermine EU unity and solidarity.

The court's decision highlights the importance of upholding EU law and addressing migration issues collectively.

Hungary's resistance to new asylum rules set to be implemented in 2026 remains a point of contention.

The right to seek asylum or other forms of international protection is considered a fundamental human right for those facing danger or persecution in their home countries.