Orbán stubbornly remains silent, but the French government has already indicated that he will not become UN Secretary-General

Viktor Orbán's silence on the proposal for Donald Trump to be a candidate for UN Secretary-General contrasts with the enthusiasm of his media. Despite speculation about his potential candidacy, Orbán has not commented publicly, while reactions from other countries vary. The French government explicitly opposes Orbán's nomination, emphasizing that the position should not serve as a consolation prize for a defeated leader. Analysts suggest that Orbán's departure could signify the end of Fidesz's dominance in Hungarian politics. Meanwhile, discussions about diplomatic negotiations continue, with Orbán reportedly open to the idea if assured of success.