Sweden, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and Finland will not send their ministers to the meetings organized by Hungary as part of its presidency of the EU Council, according to Reuters. According to Sweden’s Minister for EU Affairs, Jessika Roswall, the decision was made in protest against Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin. “The Hungarian actions during the presidency are harmful and must have consequences. Sweden will therefore not participate on a political level during the informal government meetings in July,” she said. Roswall added th…