“The latest attack is all about Hungary not deserving any European Union funding, and [about how the country] is not worthy to take on the EU’s rotating presidency in 2024,”...
Balázs Hidvéghi, an MEP of ruling Fidesz, said MEPs together with the Hungarian “dollar left” are preparing another “deceitful” report condemning Hungary.
Olivér Várhelyi said countries wishing to join the EU need to be helped in fully embracing EU values, and their commitments need to be enshrined into national law.
Referring to reports of an alleged plan to blow up the Druzhba pipeline carrying Russian oil to Hungary, Tamás Deutsch said in a video statement that the “serious and outrageous...
The Roma have suffered many atrocities over the course of history, Járóka said, noting that they had been persecuted, forced into slavery and subjected to forced assimilation policies.
“I trust that the Commission will not maintain this unlawful state,” Tamás Deutsch told Kossuth Radio.
“Our countries fully stand by Ukraine and provide all the necessary support in these difficult times, but this cannot mean that our farmers pay the price of the war,” they said.
Tamás Deutsch has rejected a letter signed by five party groups, saying the letter was “propagating serious untruths” about Hungarian legislation and called it “reminiscent of Communist show trials”.
Balázs Hidvéghi said the European Parliament “keeps pushing the same, impractical solutions as ever and protracting the migration crisis."
Kinga Gál and Andor Deli said in a statement that the European Commission “is not taking meaningful measures” regarding national minorities, as its approach to Minority SafePack has shown.
Balázs Hidvéghi said that eight years after the crisis the European Parliament is still talking about the need to increase European solidarity and help with the placement and distribution of immigrants.
Tamás Deutsch said that leftist opposition leader Ferenc Gyurcsány had “admitted” in a radio interview that MEPs of the “Hungarian dollar left” were putting all their energies into “undermining their own country and Hungarians”.
Balázs Hidvéghi criticized the committee for launching a debate on Poland’s judiciary, inviting the European Commission to participate while not inviting Poland.