Hungarian Commissioner-designate Oliver Varhelyi's nomination faced delays in the European Parliament due to demands for further written questions, particularly concerning women's rights and his ties to Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Despite support from the European People's Party, criticism arose from left-wing and liberal MEPs, leading to a compromise for additional inquiries. Varhelyi emphasized his goals for pharmaceutical production and animal welfare, while political tensions remain as the decision on his nomination awaits further evaluation. Teljes cikk (Magyarnemzet)