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Hungary’s Potential Leadership Role in Energy Connectivity for the Europe Union
Hungary’s Potential Leadership Role in Energy Connectivity for the Europe Union
Hungary’s Potential Leadership Role in Energy Connectivity for the Europe Union
Hungary’s Potential Leadership Role in Energy Connectivity for the Europe Union
Hungary Ramps Up Protection of Energy Infrastructure over Possible Ukrainian Sabotage
  • Hungary Helps Hailed as Sovereign Alternative to Western Aid Programmes

    Hungary Helps Hailed as Sovereign Alternative to Western Aid Programmes

    Bilateral aid models took centre stage at the Danube Institute, where experts argued that direct, community-based assistance outperforms multilateral programmes burdened by bureaucracy. Hungary Helps, an aid programme launched by the Hungarian government in 2017, was presented as a sovereign, efficient alternative to global aid structures.


    25.02.2026
  • FM Szijjártó Claims Kaja Kallas Proposed Sending Hungarian Troops to Ukraine

    FM Szijjártó Claims Kaja Kallas Proposed Sending Hungarian Troops to Ukraine

    Hungarian Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó claimed that EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas suggested Hungary and Slovakia should send troops to Ukraine, marking what he described as a new level of pressure from Brussels.


    25.02.2026
  • Hungary Ramps Up Protection of Energy Infrastructure over Possible Ukrainian Sabotage

    Hungary Ramps Up Protection of Energy Infrastructure over Possible Ukrainian Sabotage

    Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has ordered reinforced protection of Hungary’s critical energy infrastructure, citing intelligence reports of possible Ukrainian sabotage. The move comes amid escalating tensions over the Druzhba pipeline and accusations that Kyiv is using energy pressure to interfere in Hungary’s upcoming election.


    25.02.2026

Hungary Helps Hailed as Sovereign Alternative to Western Aid Programmes

Joakim Scheffer

Bilateral aid models took centre stage at the Danube Institute, where experts argued that direct,

FM Szijjártó Claims Kaja Kallas Proposed Sending Hungarian Troops to Ukraine

Joakim Scheffer

Hungarian Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó claimed that EU foreign policy chief

Hungary Ramps Up Protection of Energy Infrastructure over Possible Ukrainian Sabotage

Joakim Scheffer

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has ordered reinforced protection of Hungary’s critical energy infrastructure, citing intelligence

Charlie Kirk assassin trial

Charlie Kirk Assassin Case Update: Judge Allows Seeking Death Penalty

Márton Losonczi

Judge Tony Graf rejected a motion from the alleged killer of Charlie Krik and his

dokdo

South Korea and Japan — Growing Relations Despite Tensions

Sean Nottoli

‘The dispute over the islands has long sparked patriotic fervor on both sides, leading to

Szijjártó: Hungary Open to Diversification but Rejects Expensive Energy Shift

Ádám Bráder

Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said Hungary is open to diversifying its energy supply but will

Hungary Helps Hailed as Sovereign Alternative to Western Aid Programmes
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungary Helps Hailed as Sovereign Alternative to Western Aid Programmes

Bilateral aid models took centre stage at the Danube Institute, where experts argued that direct, community-based assistance outperforms multilateral programmes burdened by bureaucracy. Hungary Helps, an aid programme launched by the Hungarian government in 2017, was presented as a sovereign, efficient alternative to global aid structures.

Joakim Scheffer
25.02.2026
FM Szijjártó Claims Kaja Kallas Proposed Sending Hungarian Troops to Ukraine
CURRENT

FM Szijjártó Claims Kaja Kallas Proposed Sending Hungarian Troops to Ukraine

Hungarian Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó claimed that EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas suggested Hungary and Slovakia should send troops to Ukraine, marking what he described as a new level of pressure from Brussels.

Joakim Scheffer
25.02.2026
Hungary Ramps Up Protection of Energy Infrastructure over Possible Ukrainian Sabotage
CURRENT

Hungary Ramps Up Protection of Energy Infrastructure over Possible Ukrainian Sabotage

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has ordered reinforced protection of Hungary’s critical energy infrastructure, citing intelligence reports of possible Ukrainian sabotage. The move comes amid escalating tensions over the Druzhba pipeline and accusations that Kyiv is using energy pressure to interfere in Hungary’s upcoming election.

Joakim Scheffer
25.02.2026
Charlie Kirk Assassin Case Update: Judge Allows Seeking Death Penalty
CURRENT

Charlie Kirk Assassin Case Update: Judge Allows Seeking Death Penalty

Judge Tony Graf rejected a motion from the alleged killer of Charlie Krik and his defence team, who had sought to have the death penalty removed from consideration. The defence argued that the prosecution faced a conflict of interest, since one of the prosecutors’ daughters was present at the scene of the assassination.

Márton Losonczi
25.02.2026
South Korea and Japan — Growing Relations Despite Tensions
CURRENT OPINION POLITICS

South Korea and Japan — Growing Relations Despite Tensions

‘The dispute over the islands has long sparked patriotic fervor on both sides, leading to domestic demonstrations in both South Korea and Japan…While contentious, the issue isn’t new, and the event didn’t spark a new debate. Both sides have shown restraint, and it is unlikely to greatly impede the future of South Korea–Japan relations.’

Sean Nottoli
25.02.2026
Szijjártó: Hungary Open to Diversification but Rejects Expensive Energy Shift
CURRENT

Szijjártó: Hungary Open to Diversification but Rejects Expensive Energy Shift

Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said Hungary is open to diversifying its energy supply but will not replace cheap and reliable sources with more expensive and less dependable alternatives, warning that doing so would undermine the country’s utility price protections.

Ádám Bráder
25.02.2026

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