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Russia is banking on cheap energy to draw Hungary back into its orbit
With Viktor Orban's defeat in the legislative elections, Moscow is losing a key ally in Europe. The Kremlin now hopes to maintain its influence in Hungary through the country's energy dependence and by appealing to the new prime minister's 'pragmatism.'
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bbc.com
Hungary election: Jubilation in Budapest will be felt in Europe but leaves Moscow cold
European leaders share Hungarians' joy over the ousting of Vladimir Putin's EU ally, writes the BBC's Europe editor.
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lexpress.fr
Hongrie : Péter Magyar face aux espoirs de l'Europe
Péter Magyar a mis un terme à 16 années de règne de Viktor Orban à la tête de la Hongrie. Le nouveau Premier ministre, vainqueur des élections du dimanche 12 avril 2026, s'est…
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tass.com
Hungary's elections, situation around Strait of Hormuz: key topics of Kremlin's briefing
Dmitry Peskov stressed that Russia expects to maintain a positive dialogue with the Hungarian leadership
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cnbc.com
Europe cheers Orbán defeat as a bloody nose for the Kremlin – but Hungary’s future remains contested
European leaders welcome the election of a pro-EU candidate while Russia and the U.S. lose an ally after the defeat of Viktor Orbán.
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Hungarian new government’s policy, relations with EU, Middle East — Kremlin’s statements
Russia’s relations with the European Union cannot get worse than they are now that the opposition has come to power in Hungary, Dmitry Peskov noted
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lemonde.fr
The EU-related reforms awaiting Hungary's Péter Magyar
European leaders hope Viktor Orban's departure will unblock the €90 billion EU loan for Ukraine. They also want Prime Minister Magyar's new conservative supermajority to restore…
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Kremlin hopes contacts between Putin, Magyar 'to take place in time'
The opposition Tisza party, led by Peter Magyar, won the parliamentary elections in Hungary
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independent.co.uk
Who is Hungary’s new leader, and what does this mean for Europe and the US?
Péter Magyar has been elected as the new Hungarian Prime Minister, defeating long-time leader Viktor Orbán in a major political upset. His centre-right Tisza Party has ended 16…
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Hungary's next PM would pick up if Putin calls and tell him to stop the war
Russia has offered "pragmatic" relations, but Péter Magyar says he will not call Vladimir Putin himself.
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theguardian.com
‘We were never friends’: Kremlin plays down loss of ally following Orbán’s election defeat
Loss of closest European ally will force Kremlin to consider whether non-autocratic states can ever be reliable partners
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Hungary’s new prime minister says he will ask Putin to stop the killing in Ukraine
Peter Magyar’s election victory over Viktor Orban was greeted with relief in Kyiv
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Kremlin declares Putin was ‘never friends with Orban’ after historic election defeat
Moscow distances itself from influential EU ally as it attempts to play down his loss
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Russia is banking on cheap energy to draw Hungary back into its orbit
With Viktor Orban's defeat in the legislative elections, Moscow is losing a key ally in Europe. The Kremlin now hopes to maintain its influence in Hungary through the country's…
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‘A defeat for Putin’: Ukrainians hope Magyar’s victory will mark new era with Hungary
As Orbán is rejected, there is cautious optimism new leader can restore ties – but issues such as EU accession loom large
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How Hungary’s new leader is turning into a bigger friend to Putin than anyone thought
Victor Orban’s fall has been hailed as a shift away from Moscow, yet new prime minister Peter Magyar’s stance on energy and Ukraine suggests a more subtle alignment that could…