Economist Hungary Pursues Closer Academic Ties with Russia Amid EU Sanctions
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- •Hungary plans to form a university association with Russia despite EU sanctions.
- •The initiative includes increasing Hungarian student enrollment in Russian universities.
- •Collaboration on nuclear energy and medicine is part of the proposed partnership.
Hungary is planning to strengthen academic and research ties with Russia, as outlined in a leaked document. This initiative includes forming a Russian-Hungarian university association, promoting research partnerships, and increasing the number of Hungarian students studying in Russia. The plans were discussed during a meeting between Hungarian officials and Russian ministers in late 2025. These developments occur despite the EU's suspension of cooperation with Russia on research and innovation following the invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Hungary's actions may undermine EU sanctions aimed at limiting scientific collaboration with Russia. The document also mentions potential collaboration in nuclear energy and medicine. Hungary's government has not responded to inquiries about these plans. The situation is evolving as Hungary approaches parliamentary elections.
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