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    • A group of scholars moved their research to Sweden and apparently the world is ending

    Worry not! Hungary’s academic freedom is safe and sound.

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    No, Senator Cardin, Hungary is not a “one-party state"

    They pursue a strongly anti-Hungary narrative based on misinformation and a poor command of the facts.

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    PM Orbán: We need more and more countries as partners in Hungary’s success

    In his regular Friday morning radio interview, following a busy eight days packing in three bilateral visits in Budapest, Prime Minister Orbán talked about the main objective behind Hungary’s foreign policy.

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    PM Orbán with President Erdoğan: “Without President Erdoğan’s Turkey, it is not possible to halt migration to Europe”

    “Without Turkey, it is not possible to halt migration to Europe.”

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    European Commission vs. Novak and the New York Times: 1-0

    The Commission’s response to the agenda-driven reporting at The New York Times: There are clear rules and procedures in place to effectively address alleged misuse of common EU money.

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    PM Orbán with President Erdoğan: “Without President Erdoğan’s Turkey, it is not possible to halt migration to Europe”

    Nov 07, 2019 - Zoltán Kovács

    In a joint press conference following the signing of ten bilateral agreements, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said that Hungary’s foreign policy thinking starts from the premise that without President Erdoğan’s Turkey, it is not possible to halt migration to Europe. Furthermore, PM Orbán touched upon cooperation between the two countries in terms of security, energy, and culture before closing with the topic of EU enlargement.

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