Hungary, Poland defend common interests in EU

Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar met with his Polish counterpart Donald Tusk in Warsaw on Tuesday, marking his first foreign trip since taking office. The leaders aimed to reset their bilateral relationship and coordinate regional strategies, with a strong focus on shared Central European defense, energy security, and migration policies.

With the evolving geopolitical landscape, both leaders shared a commitment to strengthening NATO ties and navigating the economic realities of the European Green Deal without causing sudden shocks to domestic industries. The visit marks a symbolic diplomatic reset with Hungary’s realignment with the European mainstream under Magyar’s center-right administration.