
Orbán and Zelensky Clash over Ukraine’s EU Bid
“No country has ever blackmailed its way into the European Union–and it won’t happen this time either,” the Hungarian PM responded to the Ukrainian leader.

“No country has ever blackmailed its way into the European Union–and it won’t happen this time either,” the Hungarian PM responded to the Ukrainian leader.

Hungary has neither sent nor will send drones to Ukraine, says Orbán, dismissing claims of airspace violations.

The foreign policy chief said Moscow must be held accountable for the damages caused, but Belgium is hesitant to further use the frozen assets.
“This was the most brutal statement I’ve heard in the almost 11 years of my career,” the minister said.
Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó shared information on social media this morning about “press reports” suggesting that the Ukrainian government may be about to ban
Budapest responded to Ukraine’s security service claiming it has arrested two individuals accused of gathering military intelligence for Hungary in Transcarpathia.
MEP Borvendég called for parliament to condemn atrocities by both sides in the Russo-Ukraine war.

A historic Hungarian community on Ukraine’s western edge considers its future in times of war.

The Ukrainian government’s long-term plan was to pursue a policy of total Ukrainisation of the country. The context of war and the need to get into the good graces of its neighbours led Kyiv to reconsider. But for the Hungarian minority in Ukraine, it is not enough.

Heating, lighting, and electricity come and go in Transcarpathia, plunged into uncertainty and darkness as a result of the war in Ukraine. However, the Ukrainian community that lives on the other side of the Hungarian border struggles to live on.