Hungary's eurosceptic Orban takes helm of rotating EU presidency
Hungary's nationalist government takes over the European Union's rotating presidency on Monday, which is causing concern among EU lawmakers due to Prime Minister Viktor Orban's Trump-like call to "Make Europe Great Again", perceived authoritarian tendencies, and his maintenance of ties to Russia despite the war in Ukraine.
Hungary's nationalist government takes over the European Union's rotating presidency on Monday, which is causing concern among EU lawmakers due to Prime Minister Viktor Orban's Trump-like call to "Make Europe Great Again", perceived authoritarian tendencies, and his maintenance of ties to Russia despite the war in Ukraine.
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