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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is worrying about allegedly "catastrophic consequences" of Ukraine's EU accession again. Source: European Pravda with reference to Orbán's claims in an interview to a French media outlet Le Point published by his press service Details: Orbán mentioned the Eurointegration of Ukraine in his comments on the protests of European farmers.

Kyiv forced to look on in anguish as the U.S. and EU bicker over a new financial lifeline.

Hungarian leader doubles down ahead of crucial European summit.

The European Union’s message to Viktor Orbán is loud and clear: get in line or we will throttle your economy.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has confirmed that Budapest sent a compromise agreement to Brussels last Saturday, which will unblock €50bn in EU funding for Ukraine. Source: Orbán, in an interview with the French magazine Le Point, released by the Hungarian prime minister's press service Details: The Hungarian prime minister revealed that under the compromise, he will agree to release funding to Ukraine "if you guarantee that the decision to continue sending mon...

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán made complimentary statements about former US President Donald Trump, emphasising his "peacemaking" qualities. Source: European Pravda, citing Orbán in an interview with Le Point, published by his press service Details: In particular, Orbán described Trump as the "most successful US president on the international stage".

A long road lies before the meeting between Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Source: European Pravda, citing Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó at a briefing on 30 January, as reported by Reuters.

The EU has reportedly drawn up a scheme to "sabotage" Hungary's economy over opposition to a further 50 billion euros in funding to Ukraine.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba believes that his Hungarian counterpart Péter Szijjártó and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán are not pro-Russian but pro-Hungarian politicians.

Talks between European Union countries aimed at agreeing on aid for Ukraine later this week remain difficult, despite Hungary's willingness to compromise. Source: This was stated in a conversation with reporters by a senior EU official, reports European Pravda with reference to Reuters Quote: "We are not there yet," the EU official said on condition of anonymity, referring to preparations for the bloc's 27-member leaders' summit in Brussels on Thursday.