Viktor Orbán, Europe's chief disrupter, discusses his motivations as the Prime Minister of Hungary and his alignment with powers like Russia. The podcast also covers Boeing's delayed forecast and their focus on safety after the MAX9 incident. It explores investor optimism and the upcoming report on the cause of the recent plane incident.

Viktor Orbán, Ungarns langjähriger Ministerpräsident und ein Schlüsselakteur in EU-Fragen, diskutiert mit Ex-Bundeskanzler Gerhard Schröder über die geopolitische Lage im Ukraine-Konflikt. Sie betonen die Dringlichkeit von Friedensverhandlungen und die Rolle Europas dabei. Orbán reflektiert über die Herausforderungen seiner Politik und die Bedeutung von Respekt in internationalen Beziehungen. Beide Gäste hinterfragen, wie Dialoge mit Russland gefördert werden können, um nachhaltige Lösungen zu finden und die Stabilität der Region zu sichern.

European politician Viktor Orbán's bold international travels have caught the EU's attention. The podcast also discusses chip stocks dipping, failed Amazon union recognition bid, and Yandex's move into Europe after leaving Russia.

Viktor Orbán, the President of Hungary and a polarizing figure known for his assertive stance against the EU, discusses the looming U.S. government shutdown and its implications. He sheds light on Iran's missile transfers to Russia and the consequences for Ukraine. Orbán also remains defiant about Hungary's asylum law penalties from the EU, emphasizing national sovereignty. Meanwhile, geopolitical shifts are further highlighted by China's military aid to Cambodia, signaling its growing influence in the region.

Vladimir Putin and Viktor Orbán are discussed in this episode. The American right's affinity for Putin and Orbán and the connection between far-right political figures in Hungary and American conservatives are explored. The influence of illiberal democracies on US politics, including comments made at the CPAC conference, is examined. The ongoing debate regarding military support for Ukraine is also discussed.