The justice minister said the debate on the rule of law can only progress if the "politically motivated discourse" in the European Union is replaced by an "unbiased, international constitutional...
In a letter to Monika Hohlmeier, Tamás Deutsch and Andor Deli said the ongoing mid-term review of the EU’s 2021-2027 financial framework “has highlighted a serious suspicion of a very...
“Everyone has a single question in Brussels right now: where has the money gone?” the prime minister said.
Zoltán Kovács said Hungary had been on the receiving end of “injustice for eleven years now” and had been singled out on no objective grounds.
Central subsystem spending will amount to 39,776 billion forints (EUR 103.1bn) as against income of 36,375 billion, with a resulting deficit of 3,400 billion forints, larger than the target of 2,352 billion forints in the original budget.
Hungarian lawmakers approved the legislation with 170 votes in favor and no MPs present voting against.
14 December 2020, Budapest
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said "common sense won the day" in the course of the European Council summit last week.
“At last week's summit of the European Council, common sense prevailed; we defended Hungary's sovereignty and Hungarian money,” said Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in his speech in Parliament today.
Justice Minister Judit Varga said Thursday’s agreement concerning the European Union’s next budget and coronavirus recovery fund has in the first place been a victory for common sense.
PM Orbán said the European Union has maintained its unity and won; George Soros lost and it would be time for Europeans to “finally send him home to America”.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s response to George Soros.
Brüssel ist nicht in der Lage, Ungarn mit Geld zu erpressen, es gibt keine neue Waffe gegen uns.