On the other hand, there is China, which has never been an imperialist, conqueror state; their military history was characterized by more defensive than offensive behavior. While we are not allied with them, they are not trying to “gift” us with their ideological product.
László Palkovics, the Minister for Innovation and Technology and in charge of the project of Fudan University recently provided a witty remark regarding the risk to national security: it isn’t necessary to establish a university to engage in intelligence activities. The Chinese university is going to provide business, engineering, and medical programs in Budapest from 2024. If this is considered an intelligence operation, then shouldn’t the Chinese vendors, restaurant owners, and other ventures also be considered security risks? Should these be considered undesirable? All in all, it would be good to know whether we are living in war or peacetime? If in the former, the question arises – what kind of enemy has intentions that are not hostile? And what kind of a friend has intentions that are not peaceful?
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