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EU Council approves recovery plan
The EC has released 900 million euros from the Recovery and Resilience Facility to finance projects approved in the RePowerEU chapter.
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PM Orbán rejects EU budget proposal which promotes migration
The prime minister held talks on Tuesday with Charles Michel, president of the European Council, and the prime ministers of Croatia, Belgium, Luxembourg, Slovakia and Sweden.
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PM Orbán briefs President Novák on EC meeting
In the future, the prime minister will regularly brief the president on EC meetings.
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Justice Ministry: Government reached its goals at EC council meeting
János Bóka, the state secretary of the ministry of justice responsible for EU affairs, said Hungary will enter next year without losing its EU funding.
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PM Orbán attends European Council meeting in Brussels
Heads of state and government will discuss, among others, the war in Ukraine, the serious economic crisis that results from it and the security of energy supplies.
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Europe has not surrendered
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s response to George Soros.
Speeches and Remarks
Press statement of PM Viktor Orbán before the European Council
10 December 2020, Brussels
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PM Orbán holds talks with EU leaders
PM Orbán has held preparatory talks for the next EU summit with European Council President Charles Michel, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the Cypriot president as well as his Italian, Slovenian, Estonian and Luxembourg counterparts.
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PM Orbán holds video conference with EC President Charles Michael
The prime minister said rich countries must not be given more funds because that would be in contravention with European values.
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PM Orbán holds talks with president-elect of the European Council
PM Orbán and Charles Michel discussed important topics in connection with Hungary’s relations with the European Union, including policies on migration, the economy and foreign affairs.
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EU in limbo after Brussels summit
Thursday’s EU summit in Brussels failed to find a compromise regarding its new leader. Government spokesman István Hollik said V4 leaders are “now more united than they had been five years ago.”
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PM Orbán arrives in Brussels for European Council meetings
The PM said this is the most important consultation regarding the future of the EU, and the primary question for now is whether or not Fidesz will remain in the EPP.
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Hungary has “good chances” in the struggle against the EU’s mandatory migrant quotas, says minister
The minister underlined the fact that at this point in time, 16 Member States do not support the EU's official draft, while five Member States indicated their unconditional support for the proposal