Prime Minister Viktor Orban's veto of a joint EU statement on Ukraine raises concerns about Hungary's relations with other EU member states and the implications for common foreign policy. The Hungarian government emphasizes the need for peace and alternative solutions to support Ukraine, while criticizing the EU's approach to military aid. The potential impact of Hungary's consultative vote on Ukraine's accession to the EU is discussed, highlighting security risks and economic implications. Additionally, Hungary's exclusion from the Erasmus+ program is viewed as detrimental to European integration and cooperation, with calls for legal safeguards to protect educational programs from political interference. Teljes cikk (Magyarnemzet)