Hungary has been ordered by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) to pay a fine of €200 million ($216 million) and a further €1 million per day for not implementing a previous ruling to change its asylum policies. The decision by the judges in Luxembourg is the latest in a series of reprimands for Hungary, where the right-wing nationalist government has often been criticized by the European Commission for its rigid refugee policy. In previous judgements, the ECJ has declared significant parts of the Hungarian asylum system to be unlawful. Thursday’s ruling followed a court judgement in December …