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President Novák: Hungary’s top issue is how it can survive as a strong and sovereign country
The president said her job was not to explain the government’s decisions, but rather to represent Hungarians and Hungary.
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Zoltán Kovács: The press in Western Europe is monolithic and totally biased
State Secretary for International Communication and Relations Zoltán Kovács gave an interview to the newspaper Hungarian Democrat to discuss his role and insights on international communications and current Hungarian affairs
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PM Orbán: The opposition poses a serious risk to peace
“The race is not over, turnout will decide the outcome, and anything can still happen,” PM Orbán said.
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PM Orbán: Sunday's election will determine whether there is peace or war
The prime minister told Origo that the Hungarian opposition “poses a serious risk to peace”, while ruling Fidesz guarantees peace.
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Interview with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on the Czech news portal parlamentnilisty.cz
3 October 2021
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Gulyás: Brussels is trying to put pressure on central Europe
Gergely Gulyás said Poland and Hungary have borne the brunt of “attacks” by EU institutions.
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PM Orbán: Pandemics and migration will shape next decade
“Hungary is a secular state looking for its way to God,” the prime minister said.
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Viktor Orbán: There is no such thing as liberal democracy, only liberal non-democracy
Prime Minister Orbán made this assessment in an interview given to the Slovakian portal postoj.sk on Wednesday, adding that liberal non-democracy has elements of liberalism, but no democracy.
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Interview with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on the Slovak Internet portal postoj.sk
6 May 2021
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Németh: Vaccinations and border reopenings are issues for epidemiologists to decide
Zsolt Németh said vaccinations and border reopenings are issues for epidemiologists to decide and are not political questions.