Katya Adler: Jubilation in Budapest will be felt in Europe but leaves Moscow cold

The recent removal of a key ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin from a prominent European Union position has sparked widespread celebration among EU leaders, who view it as a significant victory. This development is expected to resonate across the continent, fostering a sense of shared accomplishment and a step towards a more unified European front against external influence. However, the same event is likely to be met with disappointment and a cold reception in Moscow, signaling a potential shift in the geopolitical landscape and a setback for Russia’s strategic interests within the EU. The BBC’s Europe editor highlights the contrasting reactions, underscoring the importance of this political maneuver on the international stage.