EU Moves Key Meeting from Hungary to Brussels Over Ukraine Stance

The decision follows Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's controversial diplomatic efforts with Russia and China.

Hungary was set to host the EU Foreign Affairs and Defense Ministers meeting in late August.
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell cited Orbán's recent 'peace mission' trips to Moscow and Beijing as undermining EU unity.
Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó dismissed the move as 'childish' and likened it to a kindergarten debate.
Orbán's actions have drawn widespread criticism from other EU member states, with only Slovakia showing support.
The EU's decision is largely symbolic but aims to signal disapproval of Hungary's stance on the Ukraine conflict.