"Dear Madam President! I urge the European Commission to refrain from interfering in the law enforcement affairs of member states, where it has no role to play," the prime minister...
The foreign minister said the government will fight against the plan with all means in its power.
The foreign minister said the plan would push Hungary into energy dependency and multiply utility costs for Hungarian families.
"Ursula von der Leyen is keeping communication between herself and the Pfizer chief a secret on ordering vaccines capable of protecting Europeans from Covid," the foreign minister said.
The EU court has made such a significant decision that "it is visible even from the Moon," Minister Bóka said on Facebook.
Minister Bóka put in first place the freedom of the press and scrapping the censorship of online content and the "hegemony of opinion".
After isolating Europe from the Chinese economy, the von der Leyen Commission has isolated it from the American economy, too, Minister Szijjártó said.
The prime minister said Hungary's government would always fight for the interests of the Hungarian people.
Minister Szijjártó insisted that countries that were most advanced in the accession process wanted Varhelyi to stay on in his current role.
János Bóka said Ursula von der Leyen had been re-elected as European Commission president thanks to the votes of “liberals and greens that suffered the largest losses” at the recent European parliamentary elections.
The prime minister said von der Leyen’s performance had been very weak in the past five years.
“She does nothing for peace and Europe is getting closer to a conflict," said Kinga Gál, another MEP of Fidesz.
Ursula von der Leyen’s re-election as president of the European Commission is looking shaky.