The EU is concerned about recordings of conversations between Szijjártó and Lavrov regarding the blocking of Ukraine's European integration. The Hungarian government must urgently provide explanations for its actions.
The President is confident in receiving aid despite Hungary's blocking. Part of the funds will be directed to record domestic defense production.
The French Foreign Minister called Szijjártó's contacts with Lavrov regarding sanctions a violation of EU solidarity. The European Commission restricted Budapest's access to classified data.
Brussels will provide financial assistance through Kyiv's implementation of EU and IMF reforms. Hungary continues to block a 90 billion euro loan over the oil pipeline.
Poroshenko declared almost 53 million in payments from Orban's pro-Russian government and transferred another 15 million to Hungary.
The Center for Strategic Communications recorded large-scale disinformation about the NATO "crisis. " Ukraine is presented as a "threat" and an "incapable state under external influence."
Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service groundlessly accused EU leaders of developing nuclear weapons. ISW considers this an attempt by Moscow to spoil US-EU relations.
Recordings of conversations between the Hungarian and Russian foreign ministers regarding negotiations in Brussels have been released. Szijjártó informed the Kremlin about the conditions for Ukraine's accession and national minorities.
Berlin rejected the US Vice President's statements about the EU's influence on Hungary. German authorities consider Vance's support for Orban to be real interference in the process.
From April 10, 2026, Ukrainians will undergo biometric registration when entering 29 European countries. The system will automatically control the length of stay.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced restrictions to protect the mental health of young people. The country had previously banned mobile phones in schools.
The Parliament adopted a law on state supervision reform to fulfill the conditions of the Ukraine Facility. Inspections will focus on risky enterprises according to EU standards.
Russian propaganda disseminated over eight thousand fake materials in one day. The Kremlin uses 125 resources to discredit Ukraine and divide the West.
Budapest and Moscow have agreed to expand ties in nuclear energy, education, and sports. The agreement includes inviting teachers from Russia to Hungary.
Last year, Ukrainians founded 2,206 companies in the Czech Republic, accounting for 7% of all new firms. The share of businesses with Russian owners has fallen by 45% since 2018.
An international cyber operation blocked over 100 Russian GRU servers that were stealing data from Ukrainians and EU citizens. The enemy exploited vulnerable routers.
Ihor Mityukov, who headed the Ministry of Finance in four governments, died at the age of 73. The farewell ceremony will take place on April 10 at the National Philharmonic.
Political scientist Oleg Lisny stated the risk of using administrative resources and artificial escalation. The opposition Tisza party is already ahead of Fidesz in opinion polls.
EC spokesperson Tom Regnier stated that an attack on any member state would be considered an attack on the entire Union. The EU's priority remains strengthening air defense and protection.
The Spanish Foreign Minister called on the EU to create its own army and strengthen its sovereignty. The reason was disputes with the US over the war against Iran and security in NATO.
The Parliament is implementing market integration and European ENTSO-E standards. The document develops the institution of active consumers and demand management mechanisms.
The parliament adopted bill No. 12221 to harmonize the accreditation system with EU norms. This will simplify access of industrial products to European markets.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban promised Putin to organize a summit with the US in Budapest. Bloomberg revealed details of the conversation about Orban's readiness to help.
The faction and ministers discussed draft laws to fulfill obligations to donors. According to Arakhamia, there was an open discussion on issues that concern society and on which financial aid depends.
Two Ukrainians face 10 years for planting incendiary parcels at Nova Poshta branches in Bucharest. The actions were coordinated with Russian special services.
The faction meeting will consider important draft laws with the participation of government officials. The agenda for April 7 includes issues of cooperation with the IMF and the European Union.
Katarína Mathernová discovered a Shahed fragment among the trees and reminded of the constant threat. The diplomat emphasized the importance of peace for Ukrainians.
The new train will run through Lviv, Chernivtsi, and Bucharest, with a travel time of up to 30 hours. The parties are negotiating preferential tariffs to reduce ticket prices.
Brussels urges governments to limit aid due to rising energy prices. Officials fear a new wave of inflation and rising national debt.
The Tax Committee supported a special fund for the army and new rules for digital platforms. Small sellers will receive benefits, and individual entrepreneurs will have simplified reporting.
