Budapest as a Bridge: Hungary's China Course After the Elections
The Orbán government continues to rely on Beijing. This creates strategic opportunities for Austria in the heart of Europe.
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The Orbán government continues to rely on Beijing. This creates strategic opportunities for Austria in the heart of Europe.
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Denmark's King Frederik X is crossing Greenland with an elite patrol and sled dogs. What sounds like a royal adventure vacation is an unmistakable message to Washington.
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Berlin is fighting on three fronts simultaneously. The coalition is arguing over energy relief, the conscription debate is returning – and the economy is waiting.
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For the first time in 16 years, Viktor Orbán is facing the prospect of losing power. What does this mean for the EU, for
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