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Ibolya Lubiczki

Ibolya Lubiczki is a political scientist. She studied political sciences at Corvinus University of Budapest, and is currently completing her Master's at Corvinus University of Budapest in International Studies. Her undergraduate thesis focused on the Judea and Samaria (West Bank) region’s impact on Israeli domestic politics. Her main research interests include Israeli domestic politics, events in the Levant region, and security and geopolitics of the Middle East.
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Ibolya Lubiczki

Ibolya Lubiczki is a political scientist. She studied political sciences at Corvinus University of Budapest, and is currently completing her Master's at Corvinus University of Budapest in International Studies. Her undergraduate thesis focused on the Judea and Samaria (West Bank) region’s impact on Israeli domestic politics. Her main research interests include Israeli domestic politics, events in the Levant region, and security and geopolitics of the Middle East.

PM Orbán: The Two-State Solution in the Israeli–Palestinian Conflict Is an Illusion

‘According to the Deputy Foreign Minister, the conflict is a religious war against radical Islamist ideology, not a territorial one. Western leaders like Macron, she said, fail to grasp this.

Former Hungarian Ambassador to Israel: A Strong Jewish State Is Hungary’s National Interest

‘He emphasized that the goal of military operations, however, is not bloodshed, but to eliminate armed threats with as few civilian casualties as possible. Yet, according to the panellists, Western

Historic Visit: UAE President in Hungary for the First Time

‘In recent years, relations between Middle Eastern and Central European countries have become increasingly close in the fields of investment, renewable energy, education, and technological cooperation. Under the “Eastern Opening”

Hungarian FM Péter Szijjártó: ‘Qatar is a friend of Hungary’

As Hungary’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade stated in 2023: ‘Hungary and Qatar share the same position concerning the vast majority of the world’s gravest problems.’

100 Years of Diplomatic Ties Between Hungary and Iran

On the 100th anniversary of Hungarian–Iranian diplomatic ties, Hungary joined Iran Expo 2025 in Tehran, fostering business talks and new trade partnerships. With 3,100 traders from 111 countries, the expo

Viktor Orbán: ‘Terrorist threat is increasing; extraordinary security measures take effect’

The Hungarian government took every step to protect Hungary and the Hungarian families.

Hungary and Saudi Arabia Deepen Economic Ties at Business Forum in Budapest

Hungarian companies can play a significant role in the Saudi economy as the Kingdom opens its doors to foreign players.

Hungary and Jordan Further Strengthen the Economic Cooperation

The Jordanian–Hungarian relations have flourished recently, and Budapest is looking to enter the healthcare, food, and digital sectors in the following years.

Péter Szijjártó: The Hungarian–Egyptian Economic Cooperation Is a Huge Success Story

Hungary and Egypt are cooperating to promote peace in Europe and stop illegal migration. Under their current agreement, Hungary can contribute to bringing internet access to millions of Egyptian homes.

Strengthening Bilateral Cooperation between Hungary and Morocco

‘Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó and his Moroccan counterpart, Nasser Bourita, held a joint press conference in Budapest in the middle of April…The negotiations between the two
Picture of Ibolya Lubiczki

Ibolya Lubiczki

Ibolya Lubiczki is a political scientist. She studied political sciences at Corvinus University of Budapest, and is currently completing her Master's at Corvinus University of Budapest in International Studies. Her undergraduate thesis focused on the Judea and Samaria (West Bank) region’s impact on Israeli domestic politics. Her main research interests include Israeli domestic politics, events in the Levant region, and security and geopolitics of the Middle East.
Picture of Ibolya Lubiczki

Ibolya Lubiczki

Ibolya Lubiczki is a political scientist. She studied political sciences at Corvinus University of Budapest, and is currently completing her Master's at Corvinus University of Budapest in International Studies. Her undergraduate thesis focused on the Judea and Samaria (West Bank) region’s impact on Israeli domestic politics. Her main research interests include Israeli domestic politics, events in the Levant region, and security and geopolitics of the Middle East.
Hungary Is One of the Safest Places for Diaspora Jews in Europe, Says Minister of Diaspora Affairs of Israel
POLITICS

Hungary Is One of the Safest Places for Diaspora Jews in Europe, Says Minister of Diaspora Affairs of Israel

Early in March Israel’s Minister of Diaspora Affairs Amichai Chikli visited Hungary and met Hungary’s Minister for European Union Affairs János Bóka, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó, several Hungarian Jewish community leaders, while also giving presentations on the Gaza War. Jews in Hungary can practice their faith in safety in contrast to many other European nations, he noted during his visit.

Ibolya Lubiczki
20.03.2024
‘It Is Israel’s Duty to Rescue Its People’ — A Conversation with the Israeli Ambassador to Hungary
POLITICS

‘It Is Israel’s Duty to Rescue Its People’ — A Conversation with the Israeli Ambassador to Hungary

According to Ambassador Yacov Hadas-Handelsman the Gaza War is not just against Israel and it is not a political strife anymore, but a cultural and religious conflict.

Ibolya Lubiczki
02.03.2024
Hungary, Czechia Oppose EU Sanctions on Israeli Citizens
POLITICS

Hungary, Czechia Oppose EU Sanctions on Israeli Citizens

Hungary and Czechia have been the only members of the EU that have consistently declared support for the Israeli government, both before and since the 7 October massacres. Last December, they were among the ten nations that voted against a resolution at the UN General Assembly calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Ibolya Lubiczki
15.02.2024
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