The Hungarian Prime Minister took to his Facebook page and said in a brief video that he is expecting a “long debate,” as the lights “have already been shut” in...
President Áder, who is also commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces, also approved the development plans aiming to turn the Hungarian Armed Forces into a major force in the region.
Péter Szijjártó said attempts to cross the border are recorded day by day in Hungary, noting that the government had spent 1.2 billion euros on defending the borders since 2015.
According to the IMF forecast, Hungary’s economy will grow by 5.1 percent in 2022 and by 3.8 percent in 2023.
Minister Szijjártó noted that Austria is the second major trading partner of and the third major foreign investor in Hungary.
The president said some 2.5 percent of the water available on Earth is fresh water and only a fraction of it is easily accessible.
If the countries of Central Asia decided to open their borders and allow migrants to pass through, Europe would face an even larger wave of migrants than the one experienced in 2015.
PM Orbán was preferred by 51 percent of respondents to Péter Márki-Zay whom 41 percent would like to see at the helm of the next government.
Brussels had “stepped on the gas” and “blackmailed” Hungary and Poland because “we think differently about the world and Europe”.
Hungary and Cyprus both experienced illegal migration first-hand, with Cyprus facing a “constant inflow” of migrants, and the pressure growing on Hungary’s southern border again.
The Hungarian constitution recognized Hungary’s 13 ethnic minorities as constituents of the state, and indigenous minorities were entitled to form self-governments.
The government is committed to start reducing public debt, which has risen to 80 percent of GDP due to the economy protection measures.
The prime minister said Hungary is a committed supporter of Serbia's endeavors to join the EU.