Comparing Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban to Russia’s president is not a new thing in the international media. After the parliamentary elections on April 8, several articles were discussing Hungary’s political system. Continue reading “Orban – Hungary’s Putin?”
Russian President Vladimir Putin, Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili and Bank of China chairman Chen Siqing have sent letters of congratulations to Prime Minister Viktor Orban over his victory in Sunday’s general election, Orban’s press chief said. Continue reading “Putin congratulates Orban”
Prime Minister Viktor Orban on Monday congratulated Vladimir Putin on his re-election as Russia’s president. Continue reading “Orban congratulates Putin”
Prime Minister Viktor Orban has sent his condolences to Russian President Vladimir Putin over the deaths of the 71 people who were on board the passenger plane that crashed near Moscow over the weekend, the PM’s press chief told MTI. Continue reading “Orban sends condolences to Putin”
Viktor Orban, Hungary’s prime minister, told a Germany paper that the European Union should assist refugees but “one cannot give help to the world while ruining its own nation.” Continue reading “Orban: One can’t help refugees while ruining own nation”
Russian President Vladimir Putin wrote in his message of greetings to Prime Minister of Hungary Viktor Orban that Russian-Hungarian relations developed constructively even in the current complicated international situation, according to the Kremlin’s website. Continue reading “Putin’s New Year greetings to Orban”
Ukraine’s foreign minister thinks Hungary should focus on value-based foreign policy instead of its actual interests and its relations with Russian can’t be built solely on pragmatic projects. Continue reading ““Awarding Putin is an unfortunate joke””
