EU foreign policy chief says alternatives exist to move forward with the €90 billion loan to Kyiv but warns leaders must show political courage to overcome Hungary’s opposition.

With April elections approaching, Prime Minister Orbán doubles down on anti-Ukraine rhetoric and EU criticism, while challenger Péter Magyar pledges tax relief, anti-corruption measures, and closer EU ties

Hungarian PM Viktor Orban says President Trump’s new National Security Strategy accurately reflects Europe’s “civilizational-scale decline,” praising Washington’s tougher stance as others on the continent express shock

Hungary’s prime minister says talks with the U.S. are nearly finalized, with a possible agreement on double taxation among key agenda items

The move aligns with right-wing Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s stance against the court’s decision to issue arrest warrants for Netanyahu and his former defense chief over alleged war crimes in Gaza

Far-right leaders rally in Madrid to 'Make Europe Great Again.

Zelenskiy criticized Orban’s initiative, viewing it as undermining Western solidarity. Ukraine has consistently opposed peace proposals that do not include full restoration of its territorial integrity and has rejected any ceasefire that could allow Russia to regroup.

As the years go by, Orbán's metamorphosis becomes ever more complete. But this is not an unexpected development.