Minister Varga said this was further proof of Hungary’s commitment to exchanging of views on the future of the bloc for which the opinion of Hungarians was indispensable.
“What we need is not a superpower but a smart Europe based on strong nations!” the justice minister said.
The Conference on the Future of Europe will tackle necessary reforms in the bloc with the involvement of EU citizens.
One of these concepts — a progressive, liberal-leftist, semi-Marxist concept — is coming from Western Europe, Prime Minister Orbán said. There is, however, another one, a concept of Europe based...
Budapest, 8th July 2020
The innovative "Europe Uncensored" live video conference includes three regional leaders which aims to give a wider audience access to their unfiltered thoughts.
László Kövér said the future of the European Union is uncertain and that he "wouldn't wager a significant sum" of it being around in a decade from now.
“Soon there will be total agreement that our future has to be built on family, labor and the reunification of the nation,” PM Orbán said
‘In today’s Europe, one needs Chancellor Kohl’s temper and bravery,’ said Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in a speech delivered on Saturday, the anniversary of the passing of the former chancellor and father of German reunification
During the second day of the V4’s prestigious ‘Future of Europe’ conference, experts gathered to discuss the geopolitical challenges that lie ahead of the Visegrád Group. Here’s a quick summary of their main points.
British author and editor Douglas Murray, Stephen K. Bannon and David P. Goldman all had individual, informal discussions with the prime minister
Europe is “weak and shaky” because of the prevailing EU ideology, which “systematically undermines” the traditional, historically proven pillars of Europe and deliberately strives to deconstruct the nation state, the family and even the man, said Václav Klaus
During his long-awaited appearance, Bannon wasted no time in kicking off his speech by praising Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. He also spoke about the media sphere in Europe and how there is not really a political opposition anymore but a ”media opposition”