Italian and Hungarian leaders talk about peace deals and EU growth in Rome
Two key European leaders met in Italyʼs capital to discuss global peace efforts and EU expansion plans. The meeting focused on supporting Ukraine and welcoming new countries into EU programs
In a high-level get-together in Rome Giorgia Meloni and Viktor Orbán shared their views on world-wide peace-making efforts. The two prime-ministers talked about finding long-term solutions for Ukraine and Middle East issues
The Italian leader gave props to her Hungarian co-worker for getting some cool stuff done: leading the EU Council (which Hungary will do for next half-year)‚ starting talks with Albania about joining the club; and helping Bulgaria and Romania move forward with Schengen stuff
Both leaders showed their support for Ukraineʼs future rebuilding plans — making it clear they want to see positive changes in Eastern Europe. The meeting showed how smaller EU countries can work together on big-picture goals‚ even though everyone has different ideas about how to get there
