Hungary's new foreign minister vows to deepen US ties while keeping legacy policies
Foreign Minister Orbán Anita said in New York that the incoming government will build on the previous administration's US-focused agreements and maintain a NATO-centered, conservative foreign policy.
In an interview conducted during the UN General Assembly in New York, Orbán Anita said the new Hungarian cabinet intends to expand the United States-related deals inherited from its predecessor. She identified NATO as the core framework for cooperation and emphasized shared conservative and faith-based values. Reducing illegal immigration remains a priority, and she noted that the government received strong backing for this stance in April, with no planned shift from the approach of former Prime Minister Orbán Viktor.
Why it matters
It signals that Hungary will keep its current US-aligned, NATO-focused stance, affecting regional security and migration policies.
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