Jacek Czaputowicz: Viktor Orbán like Donald Tusk? Europe is falling into its own trap

Donald Tusk criticized Viktor Orbán's candidacy for a UN position, while Radosław Sikorski ruled out Poland's support. Reports suggest Washington encourages Orbán as a compromise candidate for the US, Russia, and China. Despite lacking support from his own government, Orbán's candidacy reflects shifting international relations. The selection process for the UN Secretary-General may allow for candidates outside the traditional regions, complicating the situation. France and the UK will play crucial roles in determining Orbán's fate, as their veto power could block his nomination. If elected, it would signify a shift in how candidate support is viewed in international politics.