Peter Szijjarto

The Irish Times view on China sanctions: transatlantic common cause

The sanctions mark an important, restrained, wider multilateral recalibration of relationships with China

Hungary buys Sputnik vaccines for 1m people, saying EU has been ‘too slow’

‘Hungarians need the vaccine, not an explanation’ about why it is not available, says PM

Hungary becomes first EU state to approve Russia’s Covid vaccine

Sputnik V wins emergency approval along with AstraZeneca vaccine

Ireland’s vaccine rollout: Can we stay at the top of the EU league table?

Ireland is now second in the EU vaccination league table. Can this pace be sustained?

A Joe Biden presidency: The likely winners and losers among world leaders

Rightwing populists will be scrambling to adapt to the departure of Donald Trump

Hungary hopes Turkey’s invasion of Syria will stop migrants reaching EU

Budapest ready to help settle migrants in Syria if Ankara creates a ‘safe zone’

US pulls troops out of northeast Syria as Turkey assault intensifies

Reports of executions and breakout from camp housing Islamic State families

Dangerous Danube prevents divers reaching sunken pleasure boat

South Korean foreign minister and rescue team land in Budapest to boost search effort

Hungary prime minister seeks inquiry into Danube deaths

Police arrest captain of cruise ship involved in boat accident

Romania's de facto leader Liviu Dragnea jailed over corruption

Ruling party boss sought judicial overhaul that alarmed the European Union

US pledges to face down Russia and China in central Europe

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo warns of threats from ‘authoritarian powers’

Pompeo to visit Hungary and Slovakia, and join Pence in Poland

US secretary of state and vice-president to visit central Europe to seek more co-operation

Demise of cold war arms treaty sends chill across Europe

US and Russia halt compliance with 1987 pact and trade blame over missile range

Budapest protesters rally to try and keep Soros-funded college in Hungary

Pressure from Orban nationalist government set to force out Central European University

Budapest to ask EU to halt money to NGOs opposed to Israel

EU unlikely to back Hungary’s call to muzzle bodies seeking Israeli boycotts or sanctions

Ukraine reassures its ethnic Hungarians amid bitter row with Budapest

Kiev decries ‘idiotic myths’ about supposed threats to minority’s safety

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