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Let’s see who is really allergic to critical thinking

So reasonable administrative requirements that they resemble those in Spain...

Let’s see who is really allergic to critical thinking

FM: The UN is making the same mistake with its Global Migration Compact as the EU made with mandatory migrant settlement quotas

PM Orbán on the double-standards of Brussels: ‘Democracy is stronger today in central Europe than in western Europe’

“Whoever comes after Hungary, or tries to bite Hungary, had better brandish sharp teeth because we do not tolerate that”

Brace yourselves! The progressive elite of The New York Times editorial board is so woke about Hungary

The Manhattan media clique is so woke

FM Péter Szijjártó: Hungary backs Ukraine’s territorial integrity and independence, but we’re watching the minority issues closely

On minority rights, "the ball is in Ukraine’s court,” said Minister Szijjártó

PM Orbán in Prague: On the rough terrain of European politics, only the brave ones survive

Following his stop in Bratislava to attend the Friends of Cohesion summit, PM Orbán met Andrej Babiš in Prague

European Parliamentary Elections

News in Brief

Fidesz is all for a strong European People’s Party and the EPP needs a strong Fidesz, says deputy leader

Dec 10, 2018

Katalin Novák said both the EPP and Fidesz have mutual interests when it comes to campaigning in next year’s European parliamentary elections

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PM Orbán and EPP support Weber for top job

Nov 08, 2018

Gathering more than 79 percent of the votes, Weber’s victory sends a powerful message that the EPP’s parliamentary group leader has emerged as a serious contender to become president of the European Commission following the EP elections next May.

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PM Orbán: Nation states gave Europe its strength

Oct 23, 2018 - Zoltán Kovács

“We would have never thought,” Prime Minister Orbán said, that 29 years after the fall of the Soviet Union, Europe – once again – has to face a massive challenge. This time, it’s not “an external military threat, American or Russian endeavors that put Europe’s future in jeopardy,” but it’s Europe itself. This is why “we have to vote for the future of patriotism and national pride,” the PM said.

News in Brief

PM Orbán says next year’s EP elections should bring about a change in the community’s policy

Oct 01, 2018

During his regular interview on Kossuth Radio on Friday, the prime minister warned that “the battle between pro-migration and anti-migration MEPs has not yet been decided”

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Fidesz Group Leader: 2019 European parliamentary elections will be contested between those that support migration and those that don’t

Sep 03, 2018

Máte Kocsis said the line of division in European politics between “those serving the interests of the Soros empire” and those “who are willing and able to stop migration” was becoming more clearly defined

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FM: The next EU budget should be negotiated with the new commission

Sep 03, 2018

Mihály Varga has said the next EU budget should be negotiated with the new commission that comes into power in 2019

News in Brief

Uncontrolled mass immigration will be the most important topic of next year’s European parliamentary election

Aug 09, 2018

Hungary’s top security advisor has said uncontrolled mass immigration and its impact will perhaps be the most important topics of next year’s European parliamentary election campaign

News in Brief

László Kövér says opposition parties lost the election because they were not combative enough, therefore they will try to draw voters’ attention by “making more noise”

May 22, 2018

The speaker said it is clear that the opposition parties have learnt nothing from their own failure and have not gained any new knowledge about respect for democracy either

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PM Orbán on EU budget: ‘As long as Hungarians do not say okay, there won’t be any budget’

May 04, 2018 - Zoltán Kovács

“Keep calm,” said Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in his interview on Kossuth Rádió this morning, referring to discussions over the EU’s next multi-year budget. The debate will be long and drawn out, but ultimately it has to have unanimous support, and “as long as Hungarians do not say okay, there won’t be any budget.”