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Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on the Kossuth Radio programme “Good Morning Hungary”
20 December 2024, Brussels
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PM Orbán: A Christmas ceasefire could pave the way for peace
In his latest “Good Morning, Hungary!” interview, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán highlighted his call for a Christmas ceasefire in Ukraine. He emphasized that even a brief pause in hostilities could...
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PM Orbán: No one should die on the front line at Christmas
"While we swim in international waters, the Hungarian pool is paramount; we must keep that tidy, first and foremost," PM Orbán said.
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PM Orbán: Someone wants to make Hungary a target
The prime minister said "someone wants to involve Hungary in a hot conflict ... and make Hungary a target."
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Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on the Kossuth Radio programme “Good Morning Hungary”
13 December, 2024
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Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on the Kossuth Radio programme “Good Morning Hungary”
6 December 2024
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PM Orbán: America’s role in the war is pivotal
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, in an extensive interview on Kossuth Radio's "Good morning Hungary!" program, shared detailed insights on Hungary’s foreign and domestic policy priorities amidst complex international dynamics.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on the Kossuth Radio programme “Good Morning Hungary”
29 November 2024
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Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on the Kossuth Radio program “Good Morning Hungary”
22 November 2024
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PM Orbán: Hungary pursues the politics of reason
Addressing the Ukraine war, international diplomacy, and Hungary’s strategy for economic and political stability, he also discussed key alliances and the growing influence of conservative forces in Europe.
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PM Orbán: The goal is to elicit changes in Brussels
"Hungary must go on with its fight for peace, now in Brussels, with an American victory triggering great expectations," said the prime minister.
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PM Orbán: Draghi report on competitiveness was a 'rude awakening' for EU leaders
The prime minister said the report on the European economy, prepared by Mario Draghi, the well-respected former head of the European Central Bank, at Brussels' request, showed that Europe was on a "suicide" path.
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PM Orbán: Right thing to do is end the war as soon as possible
The prime minister said the government had submitted a "peacetime" budget bill to lawmakers and augured a "fantastic", "unprecedented" 2025.