Tamás Deutsch said that while “almost all EU institutions are mired in corruption … bureaucrats are trying to force legislation that would make it impossible to talk about corruption in Brussels...
Tamás Deutsch said the EP was planning to accept a resolution on a blanket ban on Russian energy resources, bringing about “the immediate economic collapse of EU member states”.
The foreign minister said Egypt is ordering another 50 railway carriages from Hungary on top of the 1,300 ordered so far.
PM Orbán and Papperger agreed that in times of strife and amidst the war in Ukraine, the decision to launch Hungary’s defense industry development program had proved a good one.
The president said the war has been going on for almost a year, and the path towards peace was not yet in sight.
The foreign minister said it is up to Hungarian voters to decide whether the government was doing a good job or not, and they would pass judgment in the next general election, as they had done unambiguously in the past years.
“Hungary is a sovereign country and nobody can tell us from the outside how we should live," said the foreign minister.
According to official figures, nights spent by domestic tourists increased by 4.3% to 830,000, while those spent by foreign visitors rose by 44.4% to 908,000.
The foreign minister said the visit will be Sadyr Japarov’s first to a European Union member state.
“The dollar left is keeping quiet about its 4 billion forints [EUR 10.2m] worth of foreign financing, but the picture is becoming ever clearer,” Fidesz communications director István Hollik said.
Speaking to Hungarian journalists on Wednesday ahead of a plenary EP debate on illegal migration Gál said migration pressure was increasing on the borders.
President Novák and Meloni agreed that illegal migration should be curbed.
PM Orbán said in a video on Facebook that the government was working on saving the plant in Dunaújváros, in central Hungary, “driven into the ground by its previous owners, company leadership and Brussels sanctions”.