‘On Monday morning Viktor Orbán, the Hungarian prime minister, convened a meeting of the country’s national security committee. It was announced that the government would close the Hungarian border for arms shipments to Ukraine.’ Picture: Mikhail Svetlov/Getty Image
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has prompted one of the most politically significant weeks in the history of the EU. Vladimir Putin has created more momentum and purpose within the European project than at any time since the founding treaties. The emergency meeting of the European Council which took place last Sunday was a watershed moment. European heads of state and government agreed to mobilise to deploy armaments to assist the Ukrainian resistance movement....
LCreighton Funny how people who did a lot more than most humans to pave the way politically for strong-men bigots, as suddenly all up in arms.
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