Ukrainian Coup Plot Foiled

Ukrainian security service foiled a coup plot that would have benefited Russia, involving plans to remove the country's military and political leadership from power and seize the Parliament building. The alleged perpetrators face charges and possible prison time. The plot emerged ahead of a visit by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, a close ally of Russian President Putin.

NATO, Hungary-Ukraine Relations, European Politics

NATO Secretary General and Hungarian Prime Minister discuss bolstered spending, war in Ukraine, and countering aggression from Russia and China. Orbán visits Kyiv for talks with Zelenskyy amidst tensions and accusations. Orbán launches EU presidency with 'Make Europe Great Again' call and seeks to form a new nationalist alliance in the European Parliament.

Russia's Invasion of Ukraine and Hungarian Prime Minister's Visit to Kyiv

The roots of Russia's invasion of Ukraine go back decades and run deep. The current conflict is more than one country fighting to take over another; it is a shift in the world order. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán visited Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kyiv to discuss building peace amidst the invasion. Orbán, a close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, has been criticized for hindering EU efforts to aid Ukraine and sanction Moscow.

Donald Trump Jr's Visit to Budapest and Potential Violations of the Logan Act

Donald Trump Jr's visit to Budapest raises questions about potential violations of the Logan Act due to discussions with Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán on topics like US foreign policy towards Ukraine. Legal experts are concerned about the influence of the Hungarian government's authoritarian practices on Trump's potential second presidency.

Hungary's Opposition to NATO Support for Ukraine

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán opposes NATO's plan to provide military support to Ukraine and seeks to opt out of any operations aimed at supporting Ukraine, aligning with Russia's stance. Orbán considers NATO a defensive alliance and believes Russia's military wouldn't expand aggression beyond Ukraine.

China-Hungary Economic Cooperation

China and Hungary signed new agreements to deepen economic and cultural cooperation, with Hungary welcoming Chinese investments and projects like EV production and railway connections. Hungarian President Orbán praised the friendship between the two countries and their economic ties, while Chinese President Xi Jinping expressed support for Hungary's role within the EU.

Chinese Dictator Xi Jinping's Visit to Hungary

Chinese dictator Xi Jinping published an article celebrating ties with Hungary and praised Orbán's leadership. Xi emphasized their similar views and urged support for China's Belt and Road Initiative. Hungary plans to sign 16 agreements with China on infrastructure, energy, and transport.

Republican Support for Viktor Orbán in Hungary

Republican politicians at a conference in Hungary showed support for Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his authoritarian government, praising his conservative policies and crackdown on LGBTQ rights and immigration. American conservatives are increasingly looking to Hungary as a model for potential Trump-like governance.

European Parliament Campaign and Orbán's Criticism of Brussels

Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán declares that the globalist leadership in Brussels must go and does not deserve another chance. He emphasizes the need for change and criticizes Brussels for being pro-war, pushing for peace negotiations in Ukraine, and advocating against Europe entering long-term funding commitments for the war. Orbán's Fidesz party is projected to win in the upcoming European Parliament elections, aligning with populist-conservative forces.

Corruption Scandal in Hungarian Government

Audio recording released by former Hungarian government insider alleges top officials conspired to cover up corruption, leading to resignations and protests. Former insider now plans to form a new political party to challenge the current government.

Meeting Between Trump and Orbán

Former President Donald Trump met with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán at Mar-a-Lago, drawing criticism from President Joe Biden. Orbán has faced criticism for undermining democracy in Hungary and forging close ties with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán's Visit to the U.S.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is visiting former President Donald Trump in Florida but not meeting with President Biden or visiting the White House. Orbán has been criticized for leading an increasingly autocratic system in Hungary.