Tag: Viktor Orban
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It is no coincidence that the same people who want Russia to win, also hate democracy and the rule of law
There is a common trait among all of those who want Ukraine to lose and Russia to win with “peace talks” and “negotiations”. They all resent democracy, the rule of law, free speech, and Western values. Their most powerful and inspiring source, Donald Trump didn’t even recognise the result of the last Presidential election and…
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Hungary’s Minister for Foreign Affairs visits Tehran in a blatant act of provocation against Europe
Hungarian Minister for Foreign Affairs, Péter Szijjártó has met his Iranian counterpart, Hossein Amir-Abdollahian in a widely publicised, official visit to Tehran. The Hungarian Foreign Affairs Minister also signed a trade agreement on agriculture with the Iranian Finance and Economic Affairs Minster. This is not the first time that Péter Szijjártó visited Tehran to sign…
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What national interest is Viktor Orban defending, actually? Hungary is the second poorest country in the EU
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has recently said that the EU is suffering from “Viktor Orban fatigue”. EU leaders are tired of having to strong-arm Hungary into accepting its united positions on foreign policy, especially on Ukraine and Russia. Hungary has taken an altogether different position from the EU on Russia and Ukraine, and apart…
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Cornering Orban: Milei expresses his foreign policy on Russia and Ukraine with seating and gestures during his inauguration
Yesterday, Javier Gerardo Milei was inaugurated as President of Argentina. His inauguration ceremony was attended by Viktor Orbán, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, and the King of Spain who customarily attends Presidential inaugurations in Latin America. Milei has been lauded and supported by many elements of the international hard-right, many of whom are Kremlin’s puppets and spokespersons, like…
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Are you still in doubt about Robert Abela’s totalitarian instincts?
On foreign policy, Robert Abela, who is turning our country into a dictatorship while pushing the Labour Party into the far-right, sounds exactly like Viktor Orban. There is no coincidence in this. Those who don’t respect rule of law at home will be unlikely to respect international rules-based order. This should also be said in…
