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PM Orbán Calls for Unity to Keep Hungary Out of War

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stated that Hungary needs economic relations, not ideological ones, with both East and West in terms of future high technologies….

Sumantra Maitra: ‘NATO provides security as long as it is a closed club’

‘The average Ukrainian soldier is about 45 years old; a lot of men have left the country; and Ukraine has become a country of widows. A disproportionate number of men have died in recent years. And since we don’t plan…

Putin Backs Chinese Ukraine Settlement Proposal, Yet Peace More Elusive Than Ever

Russian President Vladimir Putin supports Beijing’s four-point peace plan for Ukraine, presented in April. However, peace seems further away than ever since the war’s outbreak, as Western leaders have adopted an increasingly aggressive stance ahead of the European elections….

Decoupling vs. Connectivity: Gladden Pappin Dissects the EU and Hungary’s Strategies Towards China for Asia Times

The President of the Hungarian Institute of International Affairs outlined that while the European economy was sluggish in recent years, Hungary was able to continue to grow its foreign direct investments, in large part thank to its relations with China….

Hungary Has Become the Most Attractive Investment Location in Eastern Europe

Hungary is the most attractive investment location in the Eastern Europe and Central Asia region according to Site Selection Magazine’s Global Best To Invest. In recent years, Hungary has experienced a significant surge in investment from Eastern countries, particularly China,…
Gustave Doré, Arrival of Charon (1857). Illustration to the Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri. Private Collection

Navigare necesse est: The Reshuffling of the World Order as Seen from Hungary

‘As opposed to the European mainstream, which proclaims multiculturalism but in reality wraps itself up in cultural arrogance, Hungary’s openness and pragmatic stance towards the seven eighths of the world that is outside the Western realm already confer an advantage…

Péter Szijjártó Shares Insights about Hungary’s Strategic Partnership with China in Radio Interview

The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade described the Chinese President’s three-day visit with a 400-member delegation as historically significant. He explained that it has been twenty years since a Chinese President last visited Hungary; moreover, this year marks the…

Viktor Orbán: ‘My job will be to improve China–EU trade relations’

‘During this presidency, my job will be to improve China–EU trade relations and stop any attempts that try to limit and push back the quantity and quality of this relationship,’ Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stated in relation to Hungary’s…
A view shows aftermath of recent shelling, what local officials called a Ukrainian military strike, in Belgorod on 11 May 2024.

Can Russia Occupy Ukraine AND Attack the Eastern Flank of NATO?

‘The vestiges of Cold War thinking continue to linger on, with the fear of a hypothetical Russia–West conflict escalating into a war that ends civilization imprinted on our minds so much that it has never actually gone away. Nevertheless, it…
Supporters of China hold Chinese flags in the Buda Castle close to the route of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s motorcade prior to the Chinese President's meeting with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on 9 May 2024 in Budapest.

Chinese Investments in Serbia and Hungary – Filling the Void Left by the US?

‘Hungary insists on following its own path: it stands up for its sovereignty, it defends families, its borders, and its economy. At the same time, it is open to the world, and wants to engage with all players around the…

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