News in Brief
Budapest's leftist turn follows European trend
After nine years of right-wing leadership under Mayor István Tarlós, Budapest's fall back to left-liberal rule is, in fact, simply following European trends.
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Bernard-Henri Lévy in Budapest and the witch hunt against Scruton: here’s the tyranny of liberalism’s political correctness
The French “public intellectual” Bernard-Henry Lévy paid a visit to Budapest this week. He offered his deep assessment of the Hungarian prime minister, calling him “the most obnoxious bastard,” who...
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Lost: the last, desperate gasps of a discredited, liberal elite
And how they’ve suckered the German press
News in Brief
Government Spokesperson: European liberals are attacking Hungary because of its immigration policy
“The government will be sticking to its position, because the people of Hungary have made it clear on numerous occasions that they do not want to live in an immigrant...
Prime Minister
Government Spokesperson says the gap between Western elites and electors has grown spectacularly recently
Zoltán Kovács said Western liberals, left-wing groups and politicians have lost touch with members of the public who are compelled to face mass migration and deteriorating public security. “They take the view that it is time for a change,” he said
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"The liberal world has had its day," says Government Spokesperson Zoltán Kovács
Thanks to Hungary and the Hungarian government – among others – we have managed to dismantle the wall which hides reality from the sight of European public opinion. In this we have had an undeniable role. We were the first to start to talk about the crisis. By doing so, we achieved a great deal; we have yet plenty to do, but time is on our side," Zoltán Kovács said