Hungarian PM says Russia stands to gain as ‘irrational’ West loses power

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BUDAPEST: Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Saturday that Russia's leadership was “too rational” and that Ukraine could never fulfill its hopes of joining the European Union or NATO. Orban, a nationalist in power since 2010, made the comments during a speech in which he predicted a global power shift from the “irrational” West to Asia and Russia. Referring to China, India, Pakistan and Indonesia as the world's future great powers, Orban said: “For many decades to come, perhaps centuries, Asia will be the dominant center of the world.”

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