Hungary
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EU Demands Hungary Clarify Russia Leaks Allegations
The European Commission has requested clarification from Hungary regarding ‘concerning’ reports that its foreign minister shared sensitive EU meeting information with Russia.
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Hungary’s Orbán Faces Election Amid Allegations of Russian Briefings
New allegations suggest Hungary’s FM briefed Lavrov on EU talks, intensifying scrutiny as PM Orbán faces a crucial election.
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Russian SVR Planned Fake Assassination to Influence Hungary Vote
Russian intelligence proposed a staged assassination attempt on PM Viktor Orbán to shift Hungary’s election focus toward national security and political.
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Hungary and Croatia Clash Over Adria Pipeline Access
Tensions escalate between Budapest and Zagreb as MOL and Janaf clash over technical testing and the transit of Russian crude oil through the Adria pipeline.
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Hungary Blocks EU Sanctions Amid Ukraine Oil Supply Dispute
Hungary is threatening to block the European Union’s 20th package of sanctions against Russia, demanding that Ukraine restore Russian oil deliveries through the damaged Druzhba pipeline. This move comes as EU foreign ministers prepare to meet, just days before the…
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Hungary Backs Armenia’s EU Integration Path and Visa Liberalization
Hungary backs Armenia’s EU integration path and visa liberalization, signaling stronger ties amid shifting regional dynamics.
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Armenia Expands Diplomatic Ties: New Relationships with Three Countries in 2025
In 2025, Armenia expands its diplomatic ties with the Solomon Islands, Pakistan, and Lesotho, bringing total relations to 186 countries. New embassies open in Cyprus, Hungary, and Oman, amid concerns over Hungary’s historical ties with Turkey.
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Hungary Lifts Veto, Clearing Way for €20 Million EU Military Aid to Armenia After Three Years
Hungary has lifted its long-standing veto on a €20 million European Peace Facility military aid package for Armenia, paving the way for EU support after years of deadlock. Final approval is expected in January 2026.
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Hungary Protests Surge as Child Abuse Scandals Shake Orban Government
Tens of thousands of Hungarians have taken to the streets in Budapest, demanding Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s resignation amid mounting outrage over repeated child abuse scandals in state-run institutions. Protesters, led by opposition figures, accuse the government of failing to…
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Viktor Orbán’s Moscow Visit: Energy Security and Diplomacy Amid War in Ukraine
Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán made a rare trip to Moscow to meet Vladimir Putin, prioritizing energy security for Hungary as war in Ukraine continues. Orbán’s stance sets him apart from other EU leaders, deepening questions about Europe’s unity on…
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Trump Called For NATO Countries To Cease Purchasing Russian Oil
Hungary navigates a complex geopolitical landscape, balancing NATO obligations, energy dependence, and EU regulations.
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Budapest Commemorates Armenian Genocide 110th
A memorial evening for the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide was held in Budapest, Hungary, organized by Armenia’s Embassy and the Armenian Self-Government.
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Hungary Amends Constitution to Ban LGBTQ+ Public Events
Hungary’s parliament passed a constitutional amendment banning LGBTQ+ public events, sparking criticism over human rights and democratic backsliding.
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Hungary Withdraws from ICC Amid Netanyahu Visit
Hungary becomes the first EU nation to withdraw from the ICC, coinciding with Israeli PM Netanyahu’s state visit.
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Russia Targeted: EU Sanctions Extended Despite Hungarian Efforts
EU member states agree to extend sanctions against Russia for another six months, overcoming Hungary’s initial veto. The agreement involves some concessions but maintains pressure on Moscow.