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Viktor Orbán Announces New National Consultation to Demonstrate Support of Its Policies to Brussels

In his regular interview on public radio, the Hungarian Prime Minister pledged to defend Hungary’s borders, to resist pressure from Brussels aiming to change his government’s policies, insisted that Ukraine cannot win on the battlefield, and announced a new National…
Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjártó in Minsk, Belarus on 26 October 2023.

Péter Szijjártó Calls for Immediate Ceasefire in Ukraine at Minsk Conference

Speaking at a high-level international conference in Minsk, Belarus, the Hungarian foreign minister said Europe and Hungary had already paid a high price for a war they are not responsible for….

Foreign Minister Criticizes Brussels’ War-Centric Strategy for Ukraine

According to the Ministry’s statement, Minister Szijjártó spoke up during a meeting following the EU Foreign Affairs Council on the proposals regarding security guarantees for Ukraine. These proposals could provide €20 billion of support for arms shipments and the deployment…

Viktor Orbán: Hungary Unique in Trying to Hold Back Europe From ‘Even Greater War’

Orbán told his audience in Veszprém that Hungary was the ‘first and only’ country trying to ‘hold back the European people from willingly marching into an even greater war’. Referring to the ‘chivalry of the Hungarian people’, he said that…

Viktor Orbán holds Bilateral Talks with Vladimir Putin

Viktor Orbán and Vladimir Putin last met in person on 1 February 2022 in Moscow, before the outbreak of the war on Ukraine. This time the two leaders discussed energy matters and bilateral cooperation. During their meeting, the Hungarian PM…

Is Trump Really the ‘Chauncey Gardiner’ of Politics?

It is quite apparent that from Afghanistan to Ukraine, from Israel to North Korea, the world is worse off than it was when Donald Trump occupied the White House. Can all this really be just by mere chance?…
A member of the Israeli security forces stands near burning cars following a rocket attack from the Gaza Strip in Ashkelon, southern Israel, on 7 October 2023.

Brace for Impact: Israel’s ‘9/11’ Will Likely Have Global and Long-lasting Consequences

If Hamas wants war, it also appears to want an Israeli response so tough that it will be able to play the sympathy card around the world—in an attempt to perform an act of ju-jitsu that will transform Hamas from…

Viktor Orbán Holds Bilateral Talks in Georgia, Will Attend Chinese Forum that Includes Putin

Viktor Orbán met the Georgian prime minister this week. He is expected to also attend a forum in China, where Vladimir Putin will also be present. This could be the first time the two meet since the beginning of the…
Muscovites making camouflage nets for the Russian military on the grounds of the Martha and Mary Convent in central Moscow on 11 October 2023.

Ukraine Already Won this War? — A Danube Institute Event on the War on Ukraine

At the discussion Russia expert David Satter expressed scepticism about Russia being trustworthy regarding keeping the terms of a potential ceasefire, while Attila Demkó argued that Ukraine has already secured a great victory against Russia: it has not become a…
Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó talking to his South Korean counterpart on 11 October 2023.

Foreign Minister Condemns North Korea’s Nuclear Threats and Highlights Global Security Challenges

In a recent Facebook post, Péter Szijjártó informed that he had a phone conversation with the South Korean Foreign Minister Park Joo, in which they discussed not only issues of bilateral cooperation but also the significant challenges facing international security….

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