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Hungary's Orban pushed into dropping demands, allegedly on pain of severe punishment by the bloc if he didn't step aside. 

There is no fatigue from Ukraine in the European Union, but there is fatigue from Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, said Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk after arriving at a meeting of the European Council, reported Interfax-Ukraine on Feb. 1.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán considers his mission at the EU summit accomplished, claiming that his requirements in the context of providing Ukraine with macro-financial assistance worth €50 billion have been fulfilled.

EU leaders on Thursday reached a deal to provide €50 billion in aid to Ukraine — with even the Hungarian prime minister on board.

A selection of our coverage of the war in Ukraine over the past fortnight.

Ahead of a crucial European summit at which the Hungarian PM could wreak havoc, POLITICO looks back at the biggest issues in his relationship with the EU.

Israel's men's soccer team is returning to Hungary for its “home” game in the qualifying playoffs for this year's men's European Championship, UEFA said Wednesday. The March 21 game against Iceland must be played in a neutral country for security reasons during Israel's war with Hamas. UEFA said the match will be played in Budapest at the Szusza Ferenc stadium, which seats 13,500 people.

Law and Justice MP suggests Hungary’s ruling party could join right-wing ECR group.

In an EU summit decision, EU leaders will propose to include the idea of holding annual debates on a planned €50 billion (US$ 1.3 billion) aid package for Ukraine to win Hungary's support for the allocation.

Can EU leaders persuade Hungary’s prime minister to back a €50 billion lifeline for Ukraine?