By Tamas Csonka in Budapest Hungary needs to ‘redefine its position within the military alliance’ as regards the conflict in Ukraine, and our lawyers are working on this’, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said in a regular radio interview on May 24. He said that Hungary, as a Nato member, has representatives in those groups, “but we do not want to participate in the conflict, either by providing financial contribution or by sending weapons; not even within Nato’s framework”. Hungary’s nationalist leader has built his campaign for next month’s European Parliament elections on the agenda of avoiding …