Time for the State Department to stop ignoring Hungary

Published December 10, 2021 7:25pm ET



America is back,” Joe Biden proudly announced at the beginning of his presidency.

Strangely, that development seems not to have reached Europe. Out of the European Union’s 27 member states, only 12 have a U.S. ambassador or an ambassador nominee. Hungary has lacked a U.S. ambassador for roughly three and a half of the years since 2013; the current barren period has now surpassed one year.

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