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Historic Visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping to Hungary Yields Eighteen Significant Agreements

Among other agreements, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó announced preparations for the joint development of a high-speed railway connection, aimed at enabling swift and comfortable travel from the Liszt Ferenc Airport to the centre of Budapest. In addition, the possibility of building an oil pipeline between Hungary and Serbia will be explored with Chinese and Serbian partners, as well as the expanding of Sino-Hungarian cooperation to nuclear energy initiatives.

Viktor Orbán Endorses Chinese Peace Initiative in Joint Statement with President Xi Jinping

The Chinese President emphasized that during their discussions with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán they agreed that China and Hungary have always been good friends, trusting each other, assisting one another, and striving to establish mutually beneficial relationships.

Hungary Won’t Participate in NATO’s Mission in Ukraine

Gergely Gulyás, the minister leading the Prime Minister’s Office, stated on Thursday that Hungary does not want to participate in NATO’s mission in Ukraine. He reiterated the government’s unchanged position: the war cannot be resolved on the battlefield, and peace talks are urgently needed.

President Sulyok and Prime Minister Orbán Welcome China’s Xi Jinping in Budapest

China’s president Xi Jinping arrived in Hungary late last night. He is expected to stay in Hungary until Friday. Today he was welcomed with a military ceremony by President of the Republic Tamás Sulyok and Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in the Buda Castle.

Zelenskyy Invites PM Orbán to Global Peace Summit

On Wednesday Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held telephone talks. The discussion focused on promoting bilateral relations and the ongoing war in Ukraine, with Zelenskyy inviting Orbán to the Global Peace Summit scheduled to take place in June.

France Sends Representative to Putin Inauguration, Alongside Hungary and Others

Despite the increasingly hawkish rhetoric from President Emmanual Macron of France, the French Ambassador to Russia did attend President Vladimir Putin’s fifth inauguration. So did Ambassador Konkoly of Hungary, and the envoys of four other EU countries as well.

Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife arrive at the Nikola Tesla Airport in Belgrade for an official visit to Serbia on 7 May 2024.

Balázs Orbán Discusses Hungary’s Connectivity Strategy Ahead of Xi Jinping Visit

The political director of the Hungarian PM underscored in an interview with public media that the Chinese President’s visit also signifies that Hungary is becoming a key state in the region. He recalled that it has been twenty years since a Chinese president last visited Hungary, and during this time, China has become a superpower and one of the strongest countries economically, in leading positions in numerous technological industries.

Argentine President Javier Milei waves before speaking to political science and international relations students at Florida International University Biscayne Bay Campus, in North Miami on 11 April 2024.

What Kind of Conservative Is Javier Milei?

‘Milei is indeed a conservative, in a pragmatic and very Latin American way. He uses conservatism as a political vehicle toward libertarianism and as an allied ideology to create a new society that brings back old, conservative values.’

PM Orbán on Hungarian EU Membersip: ‘My, this is not the horse I wanted, this was not the deal’

During the interview, the Prime Minister remarked that Europe is playing with fire, teetering on the brink between peace and war. He criticized European leaders for two years of indecision regarding strategy and sanctions, drifting not from war towards peace but from peace towards war. He expressed deep concern for the future of Europe, stating it is extremely dangerous.

Tony Abbott: Hungary Has Become a Focal Point for Conservatives Worldwide

Viktor Orbán has a very long record in public life, from his early days as a strong anti-communist freedom fighter, through to his first stint in government, and now to this long and successful tenure as a prime minister. He’s been able to articulate a brand of conservatism that is both economically sensible and culturally conservative and traditionalist.

Historic Visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping to Hungary Yields Eighteen Significant Agreements

Viktor Orbán Endorses Chinese Peace Initiative in Joint Statement with President Xi Jinping

Hungary Won’t Participate in NATO’s Mission in Ukraine

President Sulyok and Prime Minister Orbán Welcome China’s Xi Jinping in Budapest

Zelenskyy Invites PM Orbán to Global Peace Summit

France Sends Representative to Putin Inauguration, Alongside Hungary and Others

Balázs Orbán Discusses Hungary’s Connectivity Strategy Ahead of Xi Jinping Visit

What Kind of Conservative Is Javier Milei?

PM Orbán on Hungarian EU Membersip: ‘My, this is not the horse I wanted, this was not the deal’

Tony Abbott: Hungary Has Become a Focal Point for Conservatives Worldwide

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