PM Orbán: June election will have decisive impact on war or peace
The prime minister said voting for the left today means supporting war.
The prime minister said voting for the left today means supporting war.
PM Viktor Orbán underscored Hungary's pivotal choice between peace and war ahead of the country’s local elections, as well as the election of its European Parliament representatives, urging voters to...
The leaders will discuss bilateral political and economic issues as well as international affairs.
The prime minister said that Fidesz’s Budapest operations, alongside the central government, must strive to get the most out of the nation’s capital.
The prime minister said Hungarians and Poles were fighting together in Brussels for sovereignty, for stopping migration, and for the protection of families and children.
The migration crisis posed serious threats to Spain and Hungary, and those countries should take the firmest possible action.
The prime minister said the elections coincided with great changes in world politics and geopolitical trends.
The prime minister said a sovereigntist world is organized without ideologies, along with mutual interests.
Discussions included the possible role of Georgia in the development of an energy corridor linking the Caucasus region with Europe.
At CPAC Hungary, PM Orbán urged for a “sovereigntist” world order, critiquing the failures of liberal leaders and outlining a vision for a world driven by national interests.
April 25, 2024, Budapest
“I am convinced that when someone chooses a vocational profession they make the right bet,” the prime minister said.
The prime minister helped to collect supporting signatures for Alexandra Szentkirályi, the ruling parties’ candidate for mayor of Budapest.