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Reflections on European Politics: Revelations from Hungary’s Péter Szijjártó

Reaffirming Democracy and the Rule of Law

According to our sources, at a joint press briefing with Elmedin Konaković, his Bosnian contemporary, Hungarian Foreign Affairs and Trade Minister, Péter Szijjártó, highlighted the recent political events in the United States. A noteworthy discussion emerged between the two officials on the failure of the liberal mainstream in the United States to impede Donald Trump’s participation in the primary elections – a clear testament to the power of democratic principles. Szijjártó viewed Trump’s political endurance as a triumph for the rule of law.

Brussels’ Silence

Szijjártó expressed his consternation about the lack of reaction from Brussels and raised questions about how this situation may influence the perception of the rule of law and European values. The Hungarian minister called for broader conversations about why European institutions were eerily silent concerning the developments in the United States. Szijjártó posed this as food for thought for all who care about upholding European principles and norms.

The Need for Strong U.S – Hungary political relations

Delving into international affairs, Szijjártó expressed a longing for robust political ties between the United States and Hungary, similar to those experienced during Trump’s tenure. In reflecting upon recent years, Szijjártó inferred that such ambitions had not been equally met by both parties involved.

EU Funds to Ukraine: Transparency Required

As the conversation advanced, the Hungarian Minister also addressed the issue of European Union funds directed towards Ukraine. Szijjártó emphasized the need for unambiguous transparency in the use of these funds. He justified this by underlining the rights of European taxpayers to have full insight into how their monetary contributions were being exerted. It’s a question of basic trust and accountability in the workings of the union that represents them.


  • Péter Szijjártó, Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, has voiced concerns about rule of law in the wake of Trump’s return to the political scene.
  • Brussels’ silence on the matter raises questions about the adherence to European values.
  • The Hungarian Minister emphasizes the need for strengthened political ties with the United States.
  • On the topic of EU funds to Ukraine, Szijjártó advocates for full transparency to uphold the interests of European taxpayers.
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