Hungary won't host a strategic EU meeting due to Prime Minister Orbán's 'peace mission' trips to Moscow and Beijing, seen as undermining support for Kyiv. EU foreign affairs chief moved the meeting to Brussels instead of Budapest.
Key Points
Orbán's 'peace mission' trips to Moscow and Beijing criticized
Hungary's rotating EU presidency affected by the decision to move meeting
Orbán's actions seen as against the interests of the EU and NATO
Pros
Sending a signal against actions undermining support for Ukraine
Maintaining unity among EU partners
Cons
Political isolation of Prime Minister Orbán in the EU
Disagreement among EU member states on meeting location