35 articles tagged with "Hungary"
The discovery of explosives near the Balkan Stream pipeline, which transports Russian gas to Hungary, poses significant security implications just ahead of Hungary's national elections.
The discovery of powerful explosives near the Balkan Stream pipeline, which transports Russian gas to Hungary, poses significant risks to energy infrastructure.
The discovery of explosives near a gas pipeline connecting Serbia and Hungary raises significant security concerns for energy infrastructure in the region.
The discovery of explosives near critical gas infrastructure in Serbia raises significant concerns regarding the security of energy supplies in the region, as highlighted by Hungary's PM Orban.
Infrastructure lens: The Hungarian general election is due to take place next week, in what will be one of the most closely watched political contests of the year.
The upcoming parliamentary elections in Hungary, led by Viktor Orban, may have significant implications for EU governance and infrastructure, particularly regarding democratic standards.
Hungary's intelligence services reportedly attempted to infiltrate the opposition Tisza Party, raising significant concerns about political integrity as elections approach.
Infrastructure lens: Set of polls indicate that Péter Magyar’s Tisza Party is ahead of Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz by 19–23 points among likely voters.
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto has refuted claims of passing strategic information to Russia, labeling the reports as foreign interference.
Hungary's recent veto of a €90bn aid package for Ukraine underscores the operational difficulties posed by the EU's unanimity requirement, with 48 decisions vetoed to date.
Infrastructure lens: Péter Szijjarto reportedly provided real-time updates to Sergey Lavrov on EU discussions, raising concerns in Brussels.
Infrastructure lens: Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar claims secret services are undermining his party's IT systems before crucial elections.
Infrastructure lens: Hungarian FM Péter Szijjártó confirms regular communication with Russian counterpart during private EU discussions.
Reports indicate that the Hungarian foreign minister may have shared sensitive information with Russia during EU meetings, raising significant security concerns.
The EU and Germany are responding to reports of Hungary's foreign minister briefing Russia on sensitive EU discussions, prompting an investigation by Prime Minister Orban.
The European Union has restricted Hungary's access to classified intelligence due to allegations of leaks to Russia, specifically involving the Hungarian foreign minister.
Hungary's reported briefing to Moscow on sensitive EU negotiations could impact the architecture of EU-Russia relations and operational dynamics within the bloc.
The ongoing disagreement between Ukraine and Hungary regarding the condition of a bombed oil hub is causing significant disruptions in oil flow, which may affect EU financial assistance.
The ongoing disagreement between Ukraine and Hungary regarding the condition of a bombed oil hub is affecting oil flow and EU loan prospects.
Hungary's recent blockade of a €90 billion loan to Ukraine raises significant concerns regarding the latter's financial infrastructure and operational capacity amidst geopolitical tensions.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's continued blockage of financial aid to Ukraine poses significant risks to EU operational cohesion and decision-making processes.
EU leaders are expressing significant concern over Hungary's refusal to lift its veto on Ukraine funding, which could disrupt financial support for the ongoing conflict.
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's veto of a crucial loan for Ukraine could have significant implications for regional infrastructure and support systems.
Ukraine's finance minister highlights the implications of Hungary's veto on a crucial loan, which is linked to ongoing pipeline damage. This situation poses significant challenges for Ukraine's financial stability.
Hungary's insistence on repairing the Druzhba oil pipeline as a condition for Ukraine aid adds complexity to EU leaders' summit discussions, impacting energy security and regional stability.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's election strategy involves framing his main rival as aligned with Ukraine and foreign powers, impacting political dynamics ahead of the elections.
The EU has proposed financial and technical assistance to Ukraine for the repair of an oil pipeline, aiming to alleviate tensions with Hungary and encourage the lifting of its veto on aid.
EU ministers are set to evaluate potential enhancements to their naval mission, influenced by US pressure and ongoing tensions over the Druzhba pipeline.
As Hungary prepares for elections, Viktor Orban and Peter Magyar's contrasting rallies highlight significant political infrastructure challenges that could impact governance.
Infrastructure lens: Opposition leader Péter Magyar labels Viktor Orbán a traitor, alleging Russian interference in upcoming elections.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's recent remarks in Budapest underscore the intersection of political strategy and energy infrastructure as the April elections approach.
Brussels is assessing the potential impact of Viktor Orbán's veto on the €90 billion loan for Ukraine, which may extend beyond Hungary's upcoming elections.
A Hungarian government team has arrived in Ukraine to assess damage to the Druzhba pipeline, following a Russian drone strike. Ukraine has dismissed the delegation's legitimacy.
Hyundai Mobis has inaugurated a new chassis modules plant in Hungary, aimed at enhancing production efficiency and expanding its European market presence.
Péter Magyar urges Russia to halt its alleged meddling in Hungary's upcoming parliamentary elections.