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Small members would struggle to continue sending weapons to Kyiv in the absence of the EPF, Foreign Minister Landsbergis tells POLITICO.

Does the former Fox News star, who has a new gig interviewing prominent figures on the right, want to be the next US top envoy?

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will visit Hungary's capital in December, his second trip to Budapest this year at a time when both countries remain the only NATO members not to have ratified Sweden's accession into the trans-Atlantic military alliance. During his visit on Dec. 18, Erdogan will take part in a meeting of the Hungarian-Turkish Strategic Cooperation Council, and celebrate the 100th anniversary of the opening of diplomatic ties between the two countries, Bertalan H...

Economic interests and opposition from Hungary mean new restrictions are unlikely to hit the Kremlin’s war chest even as Kyiv urges tougher action.

Charles Michel, President of the European Council, and Viktor Orbán, the Prime Minister of Hungary, held a meeting in Budapest on 27 November. Source: European Pravda Michel announced on the morning of 27 November that he had arrived in Budapest for consultations with the Prime Minister of Hungary in preparation for the European Council summit in mid-December.

Charles Michel, European Council President, will arrive in Budapest on Monday for bilateral talks with Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán as part of efforts to prepare for a European Council meeting.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has written a letter to Brussels threatening to use his veto power to block EU funding for Ukraine.

The far-right Dutch election winner, who backs ‘Nexit,’ will be no friend to Brussels.

‘More and more countries within the European Union are contesting the way it works,’ French National Rally leader Marine Le Pen says.

Moscow’s ultranationalists hail far-right firebrand as a ‘supporter of Russia.’