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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….

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…
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…
Nicolas-André Monsiau, Louis XVI Giving His Instructions to La Pérouse on 29 June 1785 (1817). Château de Versailles, Versailles, France

The Return of Grand Strategy in the Indo-Pacific: The Fall-Out from the Russia–Ukraine War

‘The Russia-Ukraine War clearly intimates an emerging multipolar order. States, and not just those in the Indo-Pacific, look around the world and discern that they have options…We are truly in a New World Order. Just not the one that its…

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…

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….

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…

Carlos Roa: ‘The visit of the Chinese President to Budapest is a geopolitical signal’

Xi Jinping’s visit to Europe—the first in five years—is expected to be mainly business. The Chinese president is coming primarily to conclude new deals in the three countries he visited: France, Serbia, and Hungary. According to Carlos Roa, a guest…

Chinese President Xi Jinping: Hungary Could Help Improve China–EU Relations

Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to arrive in Hungary this evening, marking the end of his European tour. In anticipation of his visit, Xi penned an opinion piece in Magyar Nemzet, in which he discusses the significance and ways…

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