EU leaders back new defence spending after U.S. threatens to cut off support
European leaders are expected to agree to ramp up defence spending and reaffirm support for Ukraine at a summit on Thursday, after Donald Trump's suspension of military aid to Kyiv fuelled concerns the EU can no longer rely on U.
The full EU27 agreed conclusions on defence – but Hungary's Viktor Orbán refused to back common language on support for Ukraine.
Kristen Michal tells POLITICO that no country should shirk its obligations as U.S. casts doubt on NATO security.
"We respect Hungary's position, but it's one of out 27. And 26 are more than one," António Costa said after an EU summit ...
Summit conclusions on defence spending should find unanimous approval – but the EU looks ready to press forward on Ukraine regardless of Viktor Orbán.
The chief of the European Union’s executive is proposing an 800 billion-euro ($841 billion) plan to beef up EU defenses ...
His position has given the former Warsaw Pact nation — which has a population only slightly larger than New Jersey — an outsized role in European diplomacy.
Hungary's prime minister has urged the European Union to start direct discussions with Russia on a ceasefire in Ukraine and ...
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Hungarians will decide whether Ukraine can join the European Union, Orbán saysCopyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban arrives for an EU ...
Hungary’s government said Thursday that Budapest Pride, the LGBTQ+ parade, “will not take place in a public form” this year.
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