It's already become a cliche to argue that European foreign and security policy matured more over the last weekend than during the past decade.
What was unrealistic a week ago — a strong, joint European position on the hardest possible sanctions on Russia, including Nord Stream 2, SWIFT and freezing the assets of the Russian central bank—is now a hard, cold reality.
The shift also has been seen in Hungary - whose prime minister Viktor Orbán has traditionally been considered Vladi...
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Daniel Hegedüs is transatlantic fellow at the German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMFUS).