Hungary's new government risks EU standoff over Russian energy purchases

12 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 11

Incoming Economy and Energy Minister Istvan Kapitany said on Monday that Budapest wants to diversify imports without fully ending Russian supplies.
The stance could put Prime Minister Peter Magyar's new administration on a collision course with the European Union over energy policy.
It marks a partial shift from the previous government's near-total reliance on Russian procurement, while stopping short of a complete break.

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