At the 1st Patriots' Grand Assembly in Budapest, PM Orbán outlined a clear political strategy to reshape the EU, emphasizing national sovereignty, coordinated action among patriotic forces, and a coming...
Kinga Gál said the formation of the group represented a clear message from voters in last year's EP election that they wanted change and rejected the "disastrous policies" of the...
The PfE group’s members have for months demanded full transparency in connection with the contracts of NGOs funded by the European Commission.
9 June 2025, Mormant-sur-Vernisson
9 June 2025, Montargis
The prime minister said Hungary supported armament aiming to ensure European security.
György Hölvényi highlighted the Hungary Helps program as an "exemplary" scheme aimed to "build hospitals, clinics and health infrastructure to ease the everyday lives of those suffering."
Tamás Deutsch slammed the EC for plans to continue financing the war in Ukraine with "incomprehensibly large amounts" despite "a changed geopolitical reality".
Patriots for Europe group finds it unacceptable that the European Commission and the European Parliament "seek to suppress the largest corruption scandals in the EU's history".
The prime minister said Hungary today was "the laboratory of conservative politics", and that his government had been "building the free, conservative and Christian Hungary for 15 years".
The prime minister said the "Trump tornado" had changed the world in just a few weeks.
Csaba Dömötör said that for this strong border protection, recovering competitiveness, stronger family policy, less "ideological foolishness" and more honest words were needed.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán took the stage at the Patriots for Europe Summit in Madrid to enthusiastic applause, delivering an energizing speech filled with historical reflections, political defiance, and a call for conservative resurgence.