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Chinas President Xi Jinping will visit Hungary on May 8-10, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbans chief of staff told a press conference on Thursday. Gergely Gulyas said that it... -April 25, 2024 at 06:06 am EDT - MarketScreener

An RFE/RL investigation found that surveillance equipment made by Hikvision and Dahua -- two partially state-owned Chinese companies -- is used by at least 28 military facilities in Romania, including at a NATO missile defense base.

Chinese police have already been operating clandestine stations within Hungary, NGO Safeguard Defenders previously alleged.

China offered to support long-time strategic partner Hungary on public security issues, going beyond trade and investment relations, during a rare meeting with Prime Minister Viktor Orban, just as NATO struggles to expand its network in Europe. China hopes to deepen law enforcement and security ties with Hungary as the two mark their 75th year of diplomatic relations, Public Security Minister Wang Xiaohong told Orban last week, the official Xinhua news agency said.

China offered to support long-time strategic partner Hungary on public security issues, going beyond trade and investment relations, during a rare meeting with Prime Minister Viktor Orban, while Nato struggles to expand its network in Europe.

China offered to support long-time strategic partner Hungary on public security issues, going beyond trade and investment relations, during a rare meeting with Prime Minister Viktor Orban, just as NATO struggles to expand its network in Europe.

China has offered long-term support to Budapest on security measures, expanding mutual ties beyond economic cooperation, Reuters reported on Feb. 19 after Chinese Public Security Minister Wang Xiaohong's visit to Hungary.

17 (Xinhua) -- Hungary is ready to deepen friendship with China, said Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban when he met with Chinese State Councilor and Minister of Public Security Wang Xiaohong here on Friday.

Wang Xiaohong, China’s public security minister, and Viktor Orban underline stability as the basis for economic relations.

Europe News: Interior ministers from six EU countries, including the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Austria, and Germany, agreed to enhance efforts to