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Europeans remain powerless to tackle Orban, seen as too close to the Kremlin
With Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who has close ties with the Kremlin, vetoing new aid to Ukraine, European leaders hope their relations with Budapest will return to normal after Hungary's April 12 parliamentary elections.
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theguardian.com
Viktor Orbán has the support of both Russia and the US – but that could be a double-edged sword | Péter Krekó
In Hungary, the Iran war is exposing tensions. Voters may decide on 12 April that the prime minister’s geopolitical contortions are a liability, says political scientist Péter…
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Viktor Orbán has the support of both Russia and the US. Here’s why that doesn’t seem to be doing him any good | Péter Krekó
In Hungary, the Iran war is exposing tensions. On April 12, voters may decide that home is the priority and Orban’s foreign contortions a liability, says political scientist Péter…
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lemonde.fr
Europeans remain powerless to tackle Orban, seen as too close to the Kremlin
With Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who has close ties with the Kremlin, vetoing new aid to Ukraine, European leaders hope their relations with Budapest will return to…
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The EU must respond to the challenges posed by Viktor Orban
EDITORIAL. Having never dared to openly condemn the excesses of the Hungarian leader, the European Union now faces the limits of its legal containment policy toward a country that…