I could go on about their slanderous reporting, but let’s focus on the single, most important point where there’s a grave misunderstanding: It’s not an option that Hungary doesn’t get...
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Minister of defense: “NATO is nothing but the joint effort of member states”
According to PM Orbán, Hungary supports the NATO membership of Finland and Sweden and will put it on the Hungarian Parliament’s agenda in its first session next year.
While the European Parliament’s left-liberal majority celebrates their latest attack on Hungary, their activity seriously undermines the very essence of European cooperation that the European Union is built upon.
The truth is finally out, and it’s shaping up to become Hungary’s biggest campaign-financing scandal since the fall of communism.
On “The Bold Truth About Hungary” podcast, Balázs Orbán said that using the EU’s financial tools for political purposes will destroy the integrity of the EU
State Secretary Zoltán Kovács is joined by Balázs Orbán, Political Director of the Prime Minister in the latest episode of The Bold Truth About Hungary podcast
According to Prime Minister Orbán, it is a strategic interest for Hungary to achieve peace in our neighborhood as soon as possible
PM Orbán: If we continue what we have been doing, and see Europe as being part of this war, we will be drawn deeper into the conflict
The summit’s goal is to strengthen “common development and prosperity" and open "a new era of Turkic civilization.”
The prime minister warned that there may not be enough energy for many countries across Europe, but assured that this problem will not apply to Hungary after the government secured multiple contracts to guarantee the country's gas supply.
“The Bold Truth About Hungary” podcast has aired its second episode today featuring author, historian, and Director-General of the House of Terror Museum Mária Schmidt.