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PM Orban: Only Two Countries in Europe Want Peace - The Vatican and Hungary

Peace is a necessity for Hungary not only from a Christian perspective but also from an economic standpoint—without peace, Hungary will not be successful, the prime minister said in an interview for TV2.

The article from Magyar Nemzet discusses Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's perspective on the current geopolitical situation in Europe, particularly focusing on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Orbán asserts that only two entities in Europe are genuinely interested in peace: the Vatican and Hungary. He criticizes the European Union and other European countries for what he perceives as their reluctance to seek a peaceful resolution to the conflict, instead opting for military support to Ukraine. Orbán highlights Hungary's stance against sending weapons to Ukraine, emphasizing his country's commitment to peace and dialogue over escalation. He also mentions the Vatican's efforts towards peace, noting that Pope Francis has been actively involved in seeking a peaceful solution. This stance has positioned Hungary as somewhat isolated within the EU, where the majority supports military aid to Ukraine.

Read the Full magyarnemzet Article at:
https://magyarnemzet.hu/english/2025/03/pm-orban-only-two-countries-in-europe-want-peace-the-vatican-and-hungary


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