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Hungary
EU Parliament Criticizes Hungary’s Orban for Meeting With Putin in Moscow
Orban recently met the leaders of Russia and China—and presidential frontrunner Donald Trump—as part of a self-styled ‘peace mission.’
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In Kyiv, Hungary’s Orban Urges Zelenskyy to Consider Ceasefire with Russia
Budapest wields new standing after assuming the European Council’s rotating presidency this week.
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Supreme Court Takes Up Holocaust Survivors’ Lawsuit Against Hungary
The dispute, which has lasted longer than a decade, raises questions about how much jurisdiction U.S. courts have over foreign entities.
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Is Hungary a ‘Democratic Backslider?’ Shea Bradley-Farrell Explains
Shea Bradley-Farrell is president of Counterpoint Institute and author of ‘Last Warning to the West; Hungary’s Triumph Over Communism and the Woke Agenda.’
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79 Percent of US Biotech Firms Contract With Chinese Firms
A new survey shows four in five U.S. biotech companies contract with Chinese firms.
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Sweden Clears Final Hurdle to Join NATO
Hungary ended its holdout after signing a defense deal with the Scandinavian nation, which will become the alliance’s 32nd member.
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Hungary Blocks 50 Billion-Euro Financial Package for Ukraine
The other 26 EU leaders plan to meet again in January to try to work out an agreement for Kyiv.
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Hungary Expected to Veto Ukraine Aid, Accession Talks at EU Summit in Brussels
Budapest vows not to give in to ‘pressure’ from Kyiv’s many European supporters.
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Netherlands’ Rightward Shift Likely to Impact Western Aid to Ukraine
Geert Wilders’ surprise electoral win may see Amsterdam’s approach to Ukraine move closer to that of Hungary and Slovakia.
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No More Weapons for Ukraine, Slovakia’s New Defense Chief Tells NATO
The Eastern European nation’s new ruling party makes good on its election pledge not to send ‘one more bullet.’
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EU Parliament Criticizes Hungary’s Orban for Meeting With Putin in Moscow
Orban recently met the leaders of Russia and China—and presidential frontrunner Donald Trump—as part of a self-styled ‘peace mission.’
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In Kyiv, Hungary’s Orban Urges Zelenskyy to Consider Ceasefire with Russia
Budapest wields new standing after assuming the European Council’s rotating presidency this week.
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Supreme Court Takes Up Holocaust Survivors’ Lawsuit Against Hungary
The dispute, which has lasted longer than a decade, raises questions about how much jurisdiction U.S. courts have over foreign entities.
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Is Hungary a ‘Democratic Backslider?’ Shea Bradley-Farrell Explains
Shea Bradley-Farrell is president of Counterpoint Institute and author of ‘Last Warning to the West; Hungary’s Triumph Over Communism and the Woke Agenda.’
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79 Percent of US Biotech Firms Contract With Chinese Firms
A new survey shows four in five U.S. biotech companies contract with Chinese firms.
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Sweden Clears Final Hurdle to Join NATO
Hungary ended its holdout after signing a defense deal with the Scandinavian nation, which will become the alliance’s 32nd member.
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Hungary Blocks 50 Billion-Euro Financial Package for Ukraine
The other 26 EU leaders plan to meet again in January to try to work out an agreement for Kyiv.
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Hungary Expected to Veto Ukraine Aid, Accession Talks at EU Summit in Brussels
Budapest vows not to give in to ‘pressure’ from Kyiv’s many European supporters.
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Netherlands’ Rightward Shift Likely to Impact Western Aid to Ukraine
Geert Wilders’ surprise electoral win may see Amsterdam’s approach to Ukraine move closer to that of Hungary and Slovakia.
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No More Weapons for Ukraine, Slovakia’s New Defense Chief Tells NATO
The Eastern European nation’s new ruling party makes good on its election pledge not to send ‘one more bullet.’
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