EU Considers Censuring Hungarian PM Viktor Orban

Several European Union countries, including Sweden, Finland, Poland, and Baltic nations, are considering actions against Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban for his recent diplomatic visits to Russia, Ukraine, and Mar-a-Lago, leading to potential censure during Hungary's EU presidency. EU member states' ambassadors have criticized Orban's trips to Russia and China, expressing discontent and viewing them as disruptive to EU unity. Orban's actions, not aligned with EU positions, have sparked anger among EU leaders, who question Hungary's presidency role and Orban's ambiguous representation during visits. Concerns over Orban's use of the EU presidency logo and implications of EU representation without coordination have escalated tensions, with scrutiny expected at Nato and EU meetings for his unilateral actions without EU backing or coordination with partner countries.