"The Hungarian prime minister has embarked on the most significant foreign policy venture in recent years, when he decided to take advantage of the Hungarian EU Presidency to enter into talks with the warring parties in the Russian-Ukrainian war and with the leaders of the world's biggest powers," the Christian Democrats' (KDNP) Parliamentary party group leader Istvan Simicsko, told our newspaper. "Hungary is the only country which, since the outbreak of the war, has consistently taken the position that a ceasefire and the early start of peace negotiations are in the best interests not only of the warring countries but also of Europe. As I have repeatedly stressed, the European Union has become unworthy of the Nobel Peace Prize awarded in 2012," he added.
A lethargic situation
Hungary's junior governing alliance party politician recalled that the EU has been blindly following the interests of the Democratic US leadership for the past two years, instead of building peace, and has been working to fuel the fires of war. In its rhetoric, the EU has chosen a highly provocative tone and is in practice actively involved in prolonging the fighting by imposing shipments of arms supplies and various financial packages, and has brought the whole Bloc into a serious crisis with its senseless sanctions policies.
Europe's competitiveness was heavily dependent on cheap Russian energy. However, far from forcing Russia to end the war prematurely by severing traditional economic ties, Europe has instead lost ground and become an entity without a vision, and mostly just floating with the tide, lacking a viable vision for the future and realistic goals,
the politician stressed.