Prime Minister Viktor Orban signaled Budapest’s determination to strengthen ties with Beijing despite U.S. concern over growing Chinese investment in Hungary
Hungary’s foreign minister, Péter Szijjártó, met with Wang Yi on Monday in Budapest.His country hosts Huawei Technologies Co.’s largest supply center outside China, despite U.S. pressure to ban the tech company. After, a U.S.-accredited college founded by liberal billionaire George Soros, Mr. Orban agreed to host Shanghai’s Fudan University, whose Hungarian campus would become the first Chinese university in the European Union.
“What’s going on in the European Union today is, I think, what the people in Brussels call decoupling, or isolation, or a breaking off of ties. And there are proposals to initiate such a policy in relation to China,” Mr. Orban told Chinese state media last month. “That would be a very big mistake. It would be a huge European mistake.”Catch up on the headlines, understand the news and make better decisions, free in your inbox every day.Mr.
“The war in Ukraine is not a war between the armies of good and evil, but a war between the troops of two Slavic countries,” he said. “It is their war, not ours.”
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