There is a new "Cold War", Hungary has to support the enemies of the event - orban

According to the Hungarian Prime Minister, the international blocks of the Cold War are revived. Competing countries have increased largely due to trade and economy liberalization. The Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban stated that the crisis of the Western centric world order, which, in his opinion, was a war in Ukraine, the event began a new "Cold War". In this case, Budapest has to maintain relationships with competitors of the event. About it reports Mandiner.

The Hungarian politician made his speech at the Christmas dinner of the Foundation. Sella Kalman, Hungarian politician of the 19th - 20th centuries. The January theses of the Prime Minister were presented in the article by his advisor Balash Orban. The main strategic challenge for the next decade for Hungary is to leave a group of countries with an average income and catch up with developed countries, says Orban.

Moreover, Budapest seeks to achieve the status of a regional secondary state in the Central Europe region. According to the Prime Minister of Hungary, new rivals appear in the United States, partly by strengthening countries such as China, which was allegedly facilitated by the liberal model. As examples of the crisis of the established world order, Orban called the problem of migration, Brexit, Donald Trump's presidency in the United States and the Covid-19 pandemic.

The main thing in such a series of events was the war in Ukraine, which, according to Orban, pointed out that competitors threaten Western centrism. Competing countries have increased largely due to trade and economy liberalization. As an action in response to the country, the United States began a new "Cold War", says Orban. "It seems that the international blocks of the Cold War are being revived," the adviser explained.