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Viktor Orbán's speech in Romania marks a turning point in the European political landscape. His sharp criticism of the EU and the German government invites intense discussions about the future of cooperation in Europe. Orbán's approach to distancing himself from Western influences and promoting a new, Asia-oriented world order could have far-reaching implications for geopolitical tensions. Particularly noteworthy is his rejection of current EU policies and military support for Ukraine, which starkly contrasts with the positions of the German federal government. This divergence reveals deep divides within the EU and raises the question of how long member states can continue to present a united front. The failure of the German economy and mismanagement in dealing with foreign policy challenges highlight the urgent need to prioritize national interests. Orbán's views can be seen as a wake-up call for a serious reassessment of European foreign and economic policies. It remains to be seen whether the EU is capable of effectively addressing these challenges and maintaining future unity.
