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    • The Romanian Revolution at 30: It all started with Hungarians

    Though many remember that Romania was the last country to free itself from communist dictatorship in 1989, there’s a significant detail that’s often overlooked. It all began when a Hungarian Reformed priest was threatened in Temesvár (Timișoara) and the l

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    PM Orbán: Hungary is a climate champion, and Brussels acknowledges this

    Negotiations finished at 2:00 a.m. this morning in Brussels, where the European Council was working on getting all EU Member States to form a joint position on making Europe’s economy carbon-free by 2050.

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    Minister Gulyás responds to Finnish Presidency: Hey, the rules work both ways or not at all

    It seems I touched a nerve when I decided to cast a little sunlight – via Twitter – on the way the Council, under the Finnish presidency, conducts these Article 7 hearings.

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    Article 7 and ‘trampling on the rules’

    Seems I touched a nerve.

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    Article 7 hearing on Hungary: Look who’s talking - again

    Timmermans, Reynders, Jourová, Haavisto and their unelected NGOs. The tireless Soros orchestra took the stage today in the EU’s General Affairs Council.

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    You have the right to know

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    Sie haben das Recht zu wissen: einige in Brüssel denken, dass unsere nationalen Grenzen ein bedauerliches Hindernis für die Einwanderung darstellen

    Feb 28, 2019 - Zoltán Kovács

    Haben Sie gemerkt, wie die Bürokraten von Brüssel von „Grenzverwaltung” statt „Grenzschutz” oder „Grenzverteidigung” sprechen? Dies ist kein Zufall. Das lässt einen grundsätzlichen Unterschied in unserem Ansatz zu Migration erkennen. Für die Vertreter der migrationsfreundlichen Lobby ist Einwanderung ein positives Ergebnis und die nationalen Grenzen sind die Hindernisse.

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    You have the right to know: some in Brussels think your national borders are an unfortunate obstacle to immigration

    Feb 28, 2019 - Zoltán Kovács

    Have you noticed how the bureaucrats in Brussels talk about “border management” instead of saying “border protection” or “border defense”? It’s not a coincidence. It betrays a fundamental difference in how we approach migration. For those in the pro-migration lobby, immigration is a positive outcome and national borders are the obstacles.

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    You have the right to know: Brussels and the never-ending story of the migrant quota

    Feb 27, 2019 - Zoltán Kovács

    On Monday, the European Commission issued a response to the government’s communication to Hungarian citizens that “everyone has a right to know what Brussels is planning.” The Commission response was published online in Hungarian as “Facts about the EU’s migration policy” and features an illustration (again in Hungarian) that says “You also have a right to know what is fact and what is fiction.”

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