Question marks abound
They would bypass the Hungarian leadership completely, taking the veto out of the hands of the cabinet
End of ratification process not in sight yet, though
MoFA Péter Szijjártó was informed about this by his Bulgarian counterpart
Also talks about Ukraine EU accession
There's no Plan B
Pressman thinks Budapest ignores NATO interests
Ukraine's Poroshenko was indeed to meet Orbán - MoFA admits
Aid should be done by intergovernmental financial fund
At OSCE meeting in North Macedonia
Further talks are necessary
Tension growing
Kadri Simson sends a strong message to the government
Foreign Minister wants "guarantees" of no more blacklisting
Jens Stoltenberg and President Katalin Novák also discussed the rights of minorities in Ukraine and Hungarian-Russian relations
Invoice sent out, but it still could be circumvented
Budapest keeps close eye on EU's 12th sanction package against Russia
No love in the air
Once MPs clear the bill, it's Hungary's turn
Viktor Orbán's decision to meet Putin is seen as "worrying".