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    • PM Orbán: “We are the ones who successfully stopped migration at the southern border of Europe”

    "We want change" in the EP elections

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    ICYMI: US Ambassador Cornstein denies sanctions story as fake news

    Another attempt to fling mud at Hungary

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    PM Orbán: We have reinforced our relationship as allies on several important fronts

    The relationship has taken on a new air.

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    President Trump on the “very good” relationship with Hungary: PM Orbán has done the “right thing” on immigration

    “[Hungary is] a member of NATO. And a very good member of NATO,” said President Trump.

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    President Trump invited PM Orbán to the White House, and our critics are freaking out

    The timing was predictable. And I guess I shouldn’t be surprised that they’ve got nothing new to say.

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    PM Orbán in Transylvania: We need a Europe that can ensure the safe future of our children

    While most leaders were busy coming to such general conclusions, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán – in his characteristic straight talk – spoke in detail about migration and the future of Europe as we know it.

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    That moment when the PC thought police of the Twittersphere tried to have us censored

    "We couldn't identify any violations of the Twitter rules or applicable law this time."

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    PM Orbán’s upcoming meeting with President Trump: here’s what to expect

    “Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s working visit to Washington on May 13th, during which he will be received by U.S. President Donald Trump, will be extremely significant,” Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó said at a press conference.

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    Did you know that Hungary ranks among EU’s leaders on these fiscal and growth numbers?

    In fact, there’s a lot of positives to point to in recent data on Hungary’s economic performance.

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    PM Orbán withdraws Hungary’s support for Weber: Let’s remember who said what

    Let’s recall how we got here.

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    Family Policy

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    Blog

    Here’s why family policy is important and how this national consultation seeks to make a difference

    Nov 23, 2018 - Zoltán Kovács

    Europe’s demographic decline comes as no surprise to anyone even superficially acquainted with current birthrates around the continent. Although some in western Europe have already decided that immigration offers the only way to make up for the loss, the Orbán Government pursues another solution -- make it easier for the nation’s own citizens to have bigger families – and in this national consultation, we’re asking citizens for their input on how to do that.

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    Blog Prime Minister

    PM Orbán: Christian democracy defends us from migration, it helps protect our borders and support families

    May 25, 2018 - Zoltán Kovács

    “We can’t carry out the work of the next four years without inserting it into a long-term plan,” said Prime Minister Orbán this morning in his regular interview with Hungary’s public Kossuth Radio. The PM shared specific plans, touched upon the emptiness of liberal democracy, talked about an upcoming national consultation and explained how the Stop Soros package will bolster Hungary’s security.

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    Hungary says, families first!

    May 08, 2017 - Zoltán Kovács

    A nation’s strength lies in its people. Declining demographic trends throughout Europe pose a worrisome problem, including in Hungary. The trend has been declining into a vicious circle for decades and governments have struggled to break it. Recent demographic statistics in Hungary, however, show that with some ingenuity – like housing incentives and other breaks for families with children – a carefully selected mix of family policies can make a difference.

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