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💥Viktor Orbán’s FM Péter Szijjártó says Hungary is BLOCKING a joint EU statement on Greenland. After years acting as a Trojan horse for Russia and China, Budapest now does the same for Trump. Meanwhile, Orbán ally Andrej Babiš’s Czech government also refuses to back Denmark...

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