Hungary moves to bind nuclear cooperation deal with US, reversing Orban-era stance

Hungary's government has submitted a bill to parliament to legally enshrine a nuclear cooperation agreement with the US, originally signed by Viktor Orban's government in February. This marks a notable policy shift, as the current government appears to be distancing itself from Orban's approach, potentially signaling a realignment in Hungary's foreign energy and geopolitical posture. The move could affect EU-Russia energy dynamics and US-Hungary relations.

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