Hungarian Prime Minister: New world order has been formed

According to Ria Novosti, during the annual meeting with ambassadors at the Hungarian Foreign Ministry on March 5, referring to the changes taking place in the world and the strategic direction in foreign policy, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said that Western hegemony has ended and a new world order is being formed.

"The hegemony of the West is over, no one disputes this today. And a new world order is emerging, the situation must be constantly assessed and analyzed. Obviously, they want to divide the world economy into geopolitical blocs and they are putting huge pressure on countries, including Hungary," Prime Minister Orban said.

Prime Minister Orban pointed out that, as a member of the European Union and NATO, it is not in Hungary's interests to divide into opposing blocs. Therefore, "we will strengthen our alliance with other countries to protect our sovereignty," Mr. Orban said.

Earlier, on March 4, Prime Minister Orban said that Hungary wanted to strengthen cooperation with Moscow in areas not affected by sanctions. According to Prime Minister Orban, after the conflict in Ukraine ends, economic life will continue and the Russian market is very important for Hungary.

In addition, Budapest wants to develop relations with Austria, Slovakia and Serbia, within the framework of a new association, but it will not replace the Visegrad Four group (an alliance of four Central European countries, including the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia), but will exist in parallel./.

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