Recently, Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s chief of staff, Gergely Gulyas, revealed some startling news: foreign intelligence agencies tried to sneak weapons out of Hungary and send them to Ukraine. Luckily, Hungary’s counterintelligence services caught these attempts and stopped them. During a press conference on Wednesday, Gulyas answered questions from
EU Foreign Minister Josep Borrell plans to hold a formal meeting of EU foreign ministers on the same day Hungary, as the EU Council president, has scheduled its own meeting. This move is seen as a strategic boycott, with diplomats indicating it aims to send a strong message that Hungary
It didn’t take long for Britain’s Chatham House think tank to outline a plan to counter Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s peace mission just ten days into Hungary’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union. In a post titled “Orbán Is Using Hungary’s EU Council Presidency To Bulldoze EU
According to Prime Minister Viktor Orban, sanctions are ineffective and the West cannot prevail militarily in Ukraine. He issued a warning that the Ukraine conflict could end Western hegemony.
