Hungarian President András Baka has raised concerns about a “crisis of trust” facing the United Nations, calling for the organization to apply international law consistently across all nations. Speaking at the UN General Assembly in New York, President Baka emphasized that no country should be above the law and urged the UN to remain capable of taking action, treating all member states fairly and enforcing common principles without bias.
Addressing the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, President Baka condemned Russia’s military actions as a breach of the UN Charter. He reaffirmed Hungary’s support for Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, emphasizing that any diplomatic resolution must respect these principles. Baka underscored the necessity of diplomacy to end the conflict but insisted that lasting peace hinges on respecting Ukraine’s internationally recognized borders.
President Baka also highlighted the critical need for adherence to international humanitarian law in the Middle East, advocating for the safe and uninterrupted delivery of humanitarian aid to affected regions. His remarks reflect Hungary’s stance on ensuring that humanitarian efforts are prioritized and effectively implemented.
On the topic of migration, President Baka stated that Hungary is committed to combating irregular migration while upholding human dignity and the rights of refugees. His comments suggest a balanced approach that seeks to manage migration challenges while respecting international protections for displaced individuals.