Hungary’s Orbán predicts Trump will end US support for Ukraine
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán predicted Friday that President-elect Trump will halt aid to Ukraine in its fight against Russia once he enters the White House next year. Orbán, who this week hosted a two-day summit of the European Union’s 27 leaders in Budapest,
The long-serving prime minister, a champion of ‘illiberal democracy,’ has been politically isolated in much of Europe. But he ...
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Putin Ally Orban Says He and Donald Trump Have 'Big Plans'Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, considered an ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, says he has "big plans" ...
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Donald Trump cannot trust Hungary's Viktor Orban if he wants to deal effectively with China and negotiate peace between ...
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Inside Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's not-so-secret mission to elect TrumpBeyond the close public relationship between former President Donald Trump and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is what ...
Exclusive: The Pope has shown backing for Hungary’s so-called ‘peace deal’ between Kyiv and Moscow – while Trump’s election ...
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said he has "big plans" with President-elect Donald Trump following his US election ...
"We must continue advancing the green transition while also maintaining our use of natural gas, oil and nuclear energy," ...
Viktor Orban held a phone call with Donald Trump on Thursday, raising concerns among some European Union officials that the ...
Orban, who has grown increasingly isolated within the EU for his ties with Russia and opposition to military aid for Ukraine, ...
“It’s in the bag!” added Orbán, a longtime, right-wing ally of Trump in Europe. While the result is officially still too ...
Romanian president Klaus Iohannis was involved in a controversial episode on Thursday, November 7, when he turned his back to ...
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Orban's hold on Hungary weakens as opposition unites behind unlikely challengerHungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, on Nov. 7, looked confident. Budapest was hosting the European Political Community ...
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