Budapest Sends Signals to Moscow
The new Hungarian government will advocate for open and mutually beneficial relations with Russia, which plays an important role in Europe, said Anita Orbán, the candidate for Hungary's Minister of Foreign Affairs, proposed by the new Prime Minister of that country, Péter Magyar.
TL;DR
- New Hungarian government aims for open and mutually beneficial relations with Russia.
- Russia is acknowledged as an important partner due to its role in Europe.
- Hungary seeks transparent relations with Russia, based on mutual interests and sovereignty.
- The government is ready for pragmatic relations with Moscow.
- A potential review of bilateral energy agreements has been announced.
- Anita Orbán's candidacy for Minister of Foreign Affairs is supported and expected to be confirmed.
- Péter Magyar's party, Tisza, won a significant majority in the recent elections.