The West or China — who is the dictator?
The modern West is determined to make one culture dominant around the world, writes Magyar Hírlap columnist László Bogár
The modern West is determined to make one culture dominant around the world, writes Magyar Hírlap columnist László Bogár
Just one European company made it into the top 10 defense manufacturers in the world last year
The meeting was slammed by U.S. Ambassador to Hungary David Pressman, who was subsequently called a hypocrite by Hungarian government officials for his objections
Video of the attack has circulated on social media
Orbán will attend a Chinese One Belt, One Road forum in Beijing, and a potential meeting with Putin is possible
Germany’s shifting China policy is under scrutiny by the opposition
The U.S. dollar boasts a 90 percent share of global foreign currency transactions
Deflation is a recurring problem for the Chinese economy
U.S. arms companies in particular have seen considerable windfalls
Hungary is on track to double last year’s record foreign investment
The Chinese move has completely paralyzed the EU leadership, writes Hungarian commentator Béla Ákos Révész
Although Hungary is only a country of 9.7 million people, when current investments are completed, Hungary will be the world’s second-largest manufacturer in this field
This was Musk’s first trip to China in three years
China should not be treated as a risk, said Hungary’s foreign minister
The German economic ministry claims the sale was illegal under current German law
The U.S. will have to respond with a peace plan of its own, Israeli security analyst says
Russia supports China’s plan to use the yuan for international trade, which could represent a threat to the dollar’s status as the world’s dominant reserve currency
Western countries met last week to discuss possible sanctions if China provdes weapons to Russia
The Chinese foreign ministry published a 12-point peace plan on Friday that fails to make any mention of Russia being an aggressor and refrains from describing the war as an “invasion”
“We are concerned that China is considering supporting Russia’s war effort in Ukraine with lethal assistance, something that we’re watching very, very closely”
The EU executive’s 32,000 staff must remove the app from any device used for business purposes no later than March 15
The Ukrainian president, however, sees no signs of Chinese military assistance to Russia
Russia now has practically no legal avenues to import chips for its military
The biggest battery plant in Europe is going to be built in Hungary, representing a major investment coup for the country’s East-looking foreign policy
Beijing is well positioned to come out stronger via Russian, U.S. and European economic pains
Estimates on China’s economic growth have been too pessimistic, according to Morgan Stanley analysts
The crackdown in China comes as studies indicate the negative effects of video games on mental health, especially for young people