Is Prime Minister Orbán getting carried away?!

This monthEUHungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who has taken on the rotating presidency of the EU, visited Ukraine, Russia, and China and showed mediation moves toward a ceasefire in the Ukraine war, but was severely criticized by EUEUPresidentEUfor having no authority to conduct diplomatic activities on behalf of the rotating presidency.EUWhile remaining a member of the EU, Hungary has economic ties with China and Russia and pursues a "first-country" policy, and since last October, a pro-EU administration has emerged in Poland. The currency strength disparity between Hungary and Poland has become clear, and in light of the euro's future, the fate of the Polish zloty / Hungarian forint was anticipated.