Hungary’s prime minister has kicked off a weeks-long “anti-war roadshow”, turning criticism of European support for Ukraine into an early campaign message before next year’s elections. Orbán has positioned himself as the voice of reason against what he says is a failed EU-led campaign to arm Ukraine. Last month, Orbán led a “peace march” in which he told thousands in the crowd that Hungary was “the only country in Europe standing up for peace”. after newsletter promotionShe fled to Hungary at the start of the invasion, and learned the language, but said she received anti-Ukrainian comments. Orbán still holds an advantage on foreign policy, especially on peace and migration.

Source: The Guardian November 15, 2025 14:35 UTC