EU foreign ministers move the meeting to Brussels as a sign of dissatisfaction with Prime Minister Orban

The foreign ministers of the European Union decided to hold the informal meeting not in Budapest, but the central offices in Brussels, to show the growing dissatisfaction with the Prime Minister of Hungary, Victor Orban. The meeting, where no official decision is expected, was planned to be held in the Hungarian capital, which holds the EU presidency, but was moved to Brussels in protest at Mr Orban's meeting with Russian President Putin earlier this year. July. The decision to hold the meeting of foreign ministers in Brussels and not in Budapest is a clear message that the countries of the European Union do not agree with the policies that Hungary is following while holding the presidency of the union, said the foreign ministers of Belgium and Lithuania. “Welcome to Brussels, it is unusual for informal meetings of Foreign Ministers to be held here, as they are generally held in the capital of the country that holds the presidency of the European Union. And as you know, we don't have the leadership. The decision to hold the meeting in Brussels and not in Budapest is a clear message of disagreement on the part of the High Representative for Foreign Policy of …

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EU foreign ministers move the meeting to Brussels as a sign of dissatisfaction with Prime Minister Orban

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