The EU's justice commissioner Didier Reynders told MEPs on Thursday (23 April) that the bloc's executive is concerned about both emergency measures in Hungary, and the non-postponement of the upcoming presidential election in Poland.
However, the commissioner did not unveil any action the executive might take to follow up on their concerns.
"Based on the [commission's] preliminary findings the Hungarian legislation regulating the state of danger raises particular concerns," he t...
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