Hungary has unveiled a revised set of foreign policy priorities, signaling a recalibration of its international relations. The new strategy, detailed by the director-general of the Hungarian Institute of International Affairs, focuses on navigating relationships with Russia under Vladimir Putin, engaging with the “MAGA world” – referencing the political ideology associated with Donald Trump – and managing ties with the European Union. Strengthening cooperation within the Visegrád Four (V4) group and maintaining a pragmatic stance towards NATO are also key components. Furthermore, Hungary intends to increase its involvement and influence in the Balkan region. The announcement indicates a desire to pursue a multi-vector approach in foreign affairs, balancing alignment with Western institutions and maintaining independent relationships with other global powers. This strategy reflects Hungary’s evolving geopolitical considerations and its commitment to national interests.