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Hungary and Serbia welcome Xi – and Chinese investment – to Europe’s struggling economy
The Christian Science Monitor· 3 days agoBy... on May 9, the leaders addressed a small group of select media in Hungary’s capital, Budapest,...
Nagy: Hungary – The West’s ally or China-Russian “Trojan Horse?”
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal· 1 day agoMoving parallel to events in our changing world, I have seen the nation evolve from a drab and depressing Soviet dictatorship to a democratic NATO and European Union member ...
Point of reference
China Daily· 5 days agoThe economic and foreign policies of the European Union present a trend of "pan-securitization", in which trade and investment have become part of the security issues. Discussion ...
China Hungary Serbia
The Argus-Press· 4 days agoFILE - Chinese President Xi Jinping speaks during his joint press conference with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban following their talks at the PM's...
Xi’s visit to Hungary and Serbia brings new Chinese investment and deeper ties to Europe’s doorstep
KLAS Las Vegas· 4 days agoBUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — When Chinese President Xi Jinping visited Hungary last week, he arrived to...
EU agrees on a new migration pact. Mainstream parties hope it will deprive the far right of votes
Dayton Daily News· 3 days agoEuropean Union nations endorsed on Tuesday sweeping reforms to the bloc’s moribund asylum system as campaigning heats up for Europe-wide elections next month, with migration ...
BRI cooperation leads a golden period of China-Hungary ties: Chinese Ambassador
WTNH-TV New Haven· 7 days agoChinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Hungary late Wednesday, the final destination of his ...
Opinion | How to shoot yourself in the foot with sanctions, EU and US-style
South China Morning Post· 2 days agoTogether, they are symptomatic of why the much-touted sanctions, designed to collapse the Russian ...
Week Ahead for FX, Bonds: PMI Surveys, Asia Central Banks in Focus
Market Watch· 6 hours agoAnnouncements from central banks in New Zealand, South Korea and China will keep focus on the direction of global interest rates. A U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut is seen as unlikely before September ...
