EU Ministers Concerned About Hungarian Prime Minister's Controversial Trips

EU foreign ministers are set to debate the 'unacceptable' trips by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his country's stance on the EU's role in Ukraine. EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell announced that member states need to discuss the issue before making any decisions regarding Hungary's EU presidency.

European Union foreign ministers will discuss the 'unacceptable' trips by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his country's positioning over the EU's role in Ukraine, according to EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell.

Borrell stated that the ministers would need to debate Hungary's actions before making any decisions on how to handle the upcoming Hungarian EU presidency in the next few months.

Member states are expected to consider the implications of Orban's trips and positions, which have raised concerns about Hungary's commitment to EU policies and values.