Top Hungary news: Orbán's dinner interrupted, Croatia's reaction, is Hungary safe?, missing hiker's body found

📰 Foreign policy & geopolitics

Lavrov denies planning any clash with NATO, saying Moscow has no intention to attack NATO or the EU and warning that any aggression against Russia would be “decisively rebuffed”.
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Orbán: Ukraine would have collapsed without EU & NATO, asserting that membership in these alliances is indispensable for Kyiv’s survival.
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Croatia blasts Szijjártó for favouring Moscow over Brussels, accusing Hungary’s foreign minister of losing moral high ground by visiting Russia more than Croatia or the EU.
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Orbán’s dinner was interrupted abruptly by Trump, offering a glimpse into how international politics can intrude on personal occasions.
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Immigrant workers are paid less than natives in Western Europe, highlighting persistent wage gaps and labour inequalities across the EU.
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Is Hungary safe? Russian drones could reach our skies, raising alarming questions about Hungary’s vulnerability to aerial threats.
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Fico wants to build Slovakia “like Orbán built Hungary”, indicating ambitions to replicate Hungarian-style governance in neighbouring countries.
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Small plane crashed in Romania with an AUR politician on board, an accident stirring political and safety concerns in the region.
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Chinese man sentenced to death despite confession, spotlighting controversies and debates over justice in authoritarian systems.
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Missing hiker’s body found weeks after disappearance, a tragic story from the Hungarian Pilis Mountains.
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