PM Orbán: Voters in EP elections will have to decide between war and peace
“If we want to retain Hungary’s freedom and sovereignty, we must occupy Brussels and bring change to the European Union,” PM Orbán said.
“If we want to retain Hungary’s freedom and sovereignty, we must occupy Brussels and bring change to the European Union,” PM Orbán said.
15 March 2024, Budapest
“The Hungarian nation became a flag-bearer of freedom in 1848,” PM Orbán said.
The national flag was hoisted in front of Parliament at 9am, and the main events started at 10.30am at the National Museum.
The foreign minister said that a reference made by the US ambassador to the official US position that Hungary was “building a dictatorship” made it extremely difficult to further build Hungarian-US relations.
Tamás Sulyok was inaugurated on Sunday and is the republic’s 7th head of state.
The prime minister said peace was the most pressing issue currently, “but Europe is speaking the language of war.” Hungary and Slovakia, meanwhile, are speaking the language of peace.
11 March 2024, Budapest
PM Orbán met Trump on Friday in the former president’s Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida.
Minister Szijjártó said that if Trump returned, the United States could again be led by a strong president.
Hungary wants a ceasefire and peace talks, Balázs Orbán said, adding that President Biden’s “liberal US administration thinks differently”.
PM Orbán offered a detailed account of his views on the presidential appointment of Tamás Sulyok, relations with the United States, particularly under Trump's potential leadership, and Hungary's approach to security and economic growth.
10 March 2024