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Representatives of the Hungary’s ruling Fidesz party declined to honor the memory of Russian opposition figure Alexey Navalny with a moment of silence during a parliament session on Feb. 26.

The prime ministers of the four Visegrád Group countries - Czechia, Slovakia, Poland and Hungary - publicly voiced their disagreement over Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine following a summit in Prague on 27 February.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said Friday he supported a bid from Sweden to join NATO, ending months of tensions over whether his country would approve the Nordic nation into the Western security alliance. Orbán said after a meeting with Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson in Budapest on Friday that Hungary’s Parliament would meet Monday…

Viktor Orbán’s ruling Fidesz party chooses obscure judge to replace Katalin Novák after sex-abuse pardon case.

Also helping was a deal to sell more Swedish jet fighters to Hungary.

The prime ministers of Hungary and Sweden concluded a defense industry agreement on Friday that will expand Budapest's fleet of Swedish-built fighter jets, paving the way for Hungary’s likely ratification of Sweden’s long-delayed NATO bid. The meeting in Budapest between Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his Swedish counterpart, Ulf Kristersson, came after months of heightened tensions between the two countries over Hungary's refusal to give its backing for ...

A 28-country guide to how climate policies are splitting Europe.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said Friday he supported a bid from Sweden to join NATO, ending months of tensions over whether his country would approve the Nordic nation into the Western security alliance. Orbán said after a meeting with Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson in Budapest on Friday that Hungary’s Parliament would meet Monday…

Nearly two years after Sweden formally applied to join NATO, its membership now hinges on convincing one country — Viktor Orbán’s Hungary — to formally ratify its bid to join the military alliance. Hungary’s nationalist government has delayed holding a vote on Sweden’s membership for more than 18 months, creating tension with Stockholm and drawing mounting pressure from its allies to finally move forward on ratification.

The Dutch prime minister is a top contender to lead the alliance in a period of unprecedented turbulence.