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

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BUDAPEST – Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said Saturday that Russia's leadership was “too rational” and that Ukraine would not achieve its hopes for European Union or NATO membership. The nationalist who has been in power since 2010 made the remarks in a speech, predicting a shift in global power from the “irrational” West to Asia and Russia. “In the next long decade, if not century, Asia will be the center of the world,” Orban said, citing China, India, Pakistan and Indonesia as future global powers.

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