Ungarn versucht, die „Visegrád-Vier“ ohne Polen wiederzubeleben. Orbán sucht in der Tschechischen Republik und der Slowakei nach Verbündeten, um innerhalb der EU einen Anti-Ukraine-Block zu bilden und die proeuropäische Mehrheit zu schwächen

    https://sfg.media/en/a/hungary-revives-visegrad-four-without-poland/

    Von sergeyfomkin

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    1. WestRestaurant216 on

      So he would rather sacrifice Hungarys friendship with Poland over muscovy? Jesus Christ, you Hungarians need to do something rn.

    2. Please, God, let the Hungarians kick this guy out of the government straight to some underground gulag.

    3. Adept_of_Yoga on

      >EU-nations are still independent to a degree

      Is this regarded as good or bad nowadays?

    4. sneakyjedi123 on

      This is crazy. Let’s hope things will change with the next election.

      I’ve met a lovely Hungarian woman vacationing in Croatia this year. She’s a retired teacher and explained that Orban built a web through many institutions. In order to get a job or keep your job, you have to be party member or „loyal“ so to say. Don’t know how far this goes.

    5. sneakyjedi123 on

      It’s sad that one member state can be such a pain in the a**. We can only hope for a change next year. Russian influence was (and still is) crazy this year with Romania and Slovakia.

      On another note: Should the EU expand further to the east again in the coming years we might see more of this Russian interference.

    6. Don’t worry Polish bros, the Tisza goverment will aim to revive the V4 and may even let Austria and Romania join the fun

    7. Yeah, I don’t see how this fucker could form an anti-Ukraine bloc with Czechia.

      Maybe instead of purchasing rockets for Ukraine we should purchase one way ticket to Moscow for Orban.

    8. Too bad he’s getting booted next year. May God bless the souls of Tisza and Peter Magyar

    9. Need_For_Speed73 on

      Orban should worry about his domestic polls that show him way behind the opposition leader Magyar, instead of planning future alliances that he will not be part of.

    10. He’s going to be disappointed with Babiš. He started rowing back from the anti-Ukraine statements as soon as the polls closed. Yes, he’s corrupt, but he’s also pro-Western, pro-European, and socially liberal.

    11. CaptainCurlyCarl on

      And once again let me apologize to all our Polish brothers, many of us do not share this wannabe Putin’s idology

    12. Ukrainians now: Are we the baddies?

      I honestly can’t understand what exactly we did that made some people dislike us so much. We didn’t start this war, and all Ukrainians dream of is the end of the war. We’ve even come to terms that it’s impossible to punish the aggressor, fucking hell. You can buy gas, buy oil, read tolstoevsky, watch rusky ballet or whatever you think makes you an intellectual. Just help us to stop the war.

    13. MissPandaSloth on

      Imagine a country gets invaded for literally no reason than old school imperial conquest and then group of countries want to go „yeah, fuck them“.

      Like wtf.

    14. Truly the Axis of Losers is forming. Every incompetent loser country, harboring resentiment towards the more successful in any way countries will now hope to swipe the figures from the chessboard. Iran, NK, Russia, Venezuela, failed Hungarian empire etc.

      What is alarming, is that civilized countries still have no effective tools to deal with loser bullies around them. Appeasement doesn’t work, one would hope that this lesson was learned, but nope.

    15. geekextraordinaire on

      WTF is wrong with this guy? And why do people suddenly love fascism so much? It’s insane.

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