Hungary's  new government and the European Commission have struck a deal that puts the country on track to unlock €16.4 billion ($19 billion)  in EU funds frozen over concerns about corruption and the rule of law during the rule of Viktor Orban . Now, the government, led by Prime Minister Peter Magyar , has until August 31 to make good on the pledges he made to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen during their meeting on Friday.  These include commitments to structural reforms and