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Hungary's New PM Aims to Cut Russian Energy Dependence
4/16/2026
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- Péter Magyar, Hungary's new prime minister, aims to reduce the country's reliance on Russian energy.
- Transitioning away from Russian oil and gas will be costly due to Hungary's deep ties to Russian energy.
- Experts note alternatives like the Adria pipeline, though they come at higher prices.
- Anita Orbán, Hungary's foreign minister, prioritizes cutting Russian energy dependence while the EU's 2027 deadline may be unrealistic.
