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Democracy Digest: Hungary Denies It Vetoed EU Text on Putin’s Arrest Warrant
Orban's chief of staff, Gergely Gulyas, was even more dismissive of the whole affair at his regular Thursday presser, saying that Putin "would not be arrested in Hungary" because the ICC's Rome Statute was never promulgated in Hungary due to it being "incompatible with the Hungarian constitution".
Orban: Hungary should Review its Ties with Russia
Hungary will have to review its relations with Russia because of the "changing geopolitical reality", and good cooperation with Moscow is in Budapest's interest.
Prime Minister Viktor Orban expressed this opinion at the economic forum in the Hungarian capital, Bloomberg reported.
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This Week in Central Europe / 3 February 2023
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Dacic: Hungary to vote against so-called Kosovo's CoE, EU bids
BUDAPEST - Serbian FM Ivica Dacic said on Tuesday in Budapest Hungary would vote against admissions of the so-called Kosovo to European organisations such as the Council of Europe and the EU.
Hungary Government Feels the Pinch as EU Moves to Freeze Funds
The EU Commission has proposed suspending around a third of Hungary's budgetary funds, but Orban's government tries to sell the blunder as a success.
Reading Viktor Orban’s Mind: ‘Damn It, I Could’ve Been President!’
Yet it was quite shocking in retrospect how little he spoke about Donald Trump, perhaps thinking that they were equals. The former president cannot have been amused; no one is meant to upstage him. Orban was his warm-up act, the one that few are supposed to even remember after the main act has carried off his two-hour show.
Democracy Digest: Report Warns of ‘Refugee Fatigue’; Orban’s CPAC Speech
Disinformation and misinformation being spread about Ukrainian refugees includes exaggerating the financial support they can access - a claim widespread in Czechia - and incorrect claims of antisocial or illegal activity.
Orban on the Sanctions against Russia: "The EU did Not Shoot itself in the Foot, but in its Lungs"
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban commented on the national radio station Kossuth Rádió on Friday about the current situation and the consequences of Western sanctions against Moscow, saying that his previous assumptions about their effect have now been confirmed, as the sanctions policy has not lived up to the European Union's initial hopes.
Hungarian Mayor Saves Cancelled pro-Ukraine Concert
The Hungarian government's attempt to scrap a concert to raise funds for Ukraine was foiled by an independent mayor, local media reported on Sunday.
Democracy Digest: Orban Celebrates Win in Brussels but Poland Gets the Cash Prize
"We have managed to defend our utility cost reduction program. We managed to repel the European Commission's proposal that would have banned the use of oil from Russia in Hungary. Families can sleep peacefully tonight, the most daunting idea has been fought off." Orban wrote triumphantly in a Facebook post.