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US Senate Passes Ukraine Aid Bill — What Does It Hold For the War?

The US Senate has broken the months-long stalemate by voting in favour of the Ukraine aid bill. The political significance of this decision is indisputable, but what implications does it hold for the course of the war?…

Yan Xuetong: Hungary Has the Ability to Shape the Future of the Entire Region

‘Hungary has the ability to initiate some proposals to its neighbours regarding what steps to take to reduce the harmful effects of the war. The region needs to agree on what the long-term interests of its countries in the region…
Péter Szijjártó speaking in the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe on 19 June 2023.

Szijjártó: ‘Witch Hunt’ Against Hungarian Companies Continues in Ukraine

The Ukrainian government is working on blacklisting 14 products by the Hungarian pharmaceutical company Richter. Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó believes that this has no professional basis, only political, and spoke up against the planned bannings at the EU foreign ministers’…
Students dressed in traditional costumes at the oath-taking ceremony of the Ferenc Rákóczi II Transcarpathian Hungarian College of Higher Education in the Beregszász (Berehove) Reformed Church on 23 September 2023.

‘Transcarpathian Hungarians have always clung to their roots’ — An Interview with Berta Katona-Mironova

‘For our children, the mother tongue is a means and an opportunity for fulfilment and self-fulfilment. In the words of György Bessenyei: “Every nation becomes a scholar in its own language, but never in a foreign one.”’ Read Luke Larson’s…

Strategic Agenda 2024–2029: Need for a Stronger, More Competitive EU

The strategic agenda, which outlines the political priorities and main strategic objectives for the EU’s new actors over the next five years, is a crucial document that must be developed prior to institutional changes, the European Parliament elections of June…
V4 foreign minister (L-R) Radosław Sikorski (Poland), Jan Lipavský (Czech Republic), Péter Szijjártó (Hungary), and Miroslav Lajcák (Slovakia) in Prague on 21 March 2024

Cooperation vs Confrontation: The V4 in the Shadow of the Russia–Ukraine War

‘The Visegrad Group has reached a tipping point in the face of growing geopolitical and security challenges. The external and internal dynamics of the regional alliance of the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia have encountered obstacles where the need…

Hungarian–Ukrainian Talks — First Results Already Visible

After lengthy negotiations, an agreement was reached on the opening of a new border crossing point at the Hungarian–⁠Ukrainian border, bringing the total number of crossing points between the two countries to six. Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade…

Hungary, Ukraine to Take Steps to Restore Mutual Trust

For the first time since the end of January, Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó and Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba sat down for talks. Recently, significant steps have been taken to restore mutual trust between the…

Sanctions Are Not Effective — Even POLITICO Says So

A recent opinion piece published by POLITICO discusses the ineffectiveness of Western sanctions on Russia. The article aligns closely with the stance of the Hungarian government, asserting that punitive measures will not bring about an end to the conflict due…

Macron, Tusk to Side with PM Orbán on Issue of Ukrainian Grain Imports

Hungary has persistently advocated for a shift in the EU’s agricultural policy towards Ukraine. The prolonged farmer protests have influenced the stance of other member states, with France spearheading a coalition of states seeking to enforce stricter trade restrictions on…

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