PM Orbán: Brussels bureaucrats have led West into a 'hopeless war'
The world is closer to a world war than ever in the past 70 years, PM Orbán said. "Everyone pretends not to see that the emperor has no clothes."
The world is closer to a world war than ever in the past 70 years, PM Orbán said. "Everyone pretends not to see that the emperor has no clothes."
"To be Hungarian means to fight; this is the message and the demand of the heroes of fifty-six," said the prime minister.
The French president held a meeting with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán at the Elysee Palace.
At a trilateral migration summit held in Komárom (Komárno) today, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán highlighted the growing panic among Western leaders over the ongoing migration crisis.
Hungarian Jews "are deeply appreciative" of the way Hungary's government is approaching the state of Israel and the Jewish people, and also value the country as a safe and peaceful place for all peoples and denominations.
The prime minister said the EPP also had "a lot of economic demands", such as that Hungary should not "tax their multinationals or torment their banks".
The prime minister said Hungary needed to pursue its own economic policy and augured "amazing" macroeconomic data in the first quarter of 2025.
The prime minister said the EU was currently facing the biggest challenges in areas that Hungary had found answers to, pointing to migration, the utility price caps and the war in Ukraine as examples.
18 October 2024
On October 23, the national flag will be hoisted at Kossuth Square in front of Parliament at 9am.
PfE's leadership was also in attendance, as well as Andrej Babis, the head of the Czech ANO party, Jordan Bardella of the French Rassemblement National, Matteo Salvini of Italy's Lega, and Geert Wilders.
17 October 2024, Brussels
The prime minister will participate in a European Council meeting in Brussels on Thursday and Friday, with Ukraine, the Middle East, competitiveness, migration and foreign affairs high on the agenda.