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Volodymyr Zelenskyy welcomes Viktor Orbán in Kyiv on 2 July 2024.

Hungarian Aspirations to Mediate in the War and the Changing Relationship between Hungary and Ukraine

In December last year a new law created a distinct category for ‘EU minorities’ in Ukraine (such as the Hungarian and Romanian ethnic minorities) that now have access to more privileges than for instance the Russian minority. Later, as a…
Péter Szijjártó (at the table, second from left) at the Ukraine peace summit in Switzerland on 16 June 2024

Hungary Offers Mediation with Russia for Peace and Humanitarian Relief

According to a statement from the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, at the Ukraine peace summit on Sunday Szijjártó highlighted that he represents a neighbouring country to Ukraine, one that has lived in the shadow of war for…
Péter Szijjártó (L) and Eli Cohen shake hands on 30 November in Skopje, North Macedonia.

Hungarian Foreign Minister Asks Israeli Counterpart’s Assistance with the Release of the Hungarian Hostages Still Held by Hamas

‘I asked my colleague to assist us in ensuring that the two [remaining] Hungarian nationals who hold dual citizenship can be released from captivity as soon as possible,’ Péter Szijjártó shared, adding that it is excellent news that one of…

All Three Hungarian Citizens Released from Hamas Captivity

All three Hungarian hostages, a woman and two girls, who have been held by Hamas since 7 October have regained their freedom….
Giorgia Meloni interacting with the press ahead of the European Council summit on 29 June 2023 in Brussels.

Meloni Refuses to Vilify Hungary and Poland

‘I am not disappointed by the attitude of Poland and Hungary, I am never disappointed by those who defend their national interests,’ the Italian premier declared following the meeting of the European Council, adding that ‘there is an excellent relationship…

The Challenges of Mediating Between Belligerents — An Interview with Former ICRC President Peter Maurer

‘Belligerents in a war never like to acknowledge that there is some intermediation and thus that there is some work to do together with the other side. And therefore, it is always difficult. In that sense, we didn’t experience anything…

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