Speeches and Remarks
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on the Kossuth Radio programme “Good Morning Hungary”
28 October 2022
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PM Orbán: ‘We are grown-up people, and we don’t need to compare our position to others’
Peace and security are at stake in the upcoming elections, and our message is clear: Only we can ensure peace and tranquility in times of war, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán...
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PM Orbán: “We are the ones who successfully stopped migration at the southern border of Europe”
“We should send a strong message that we want change,” Prime Minister Orbán said, referring to the European Parliamentary elections on May 26th. “We want a Europe that protects its...
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PM Orbán: There’s a difference between vandalism and expressing a political opinion
“A difference should be drawn,” said Prime Minister Orbán this morning, “between vandalism, violence and expressing a political opinion.” In his regular radio interview, the prime minister also spoke about...
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PM Orbán on EU budget: ‘As long as Hungarians do not say okay, there won’t be any budget’
“Keep calm,” said Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in his interview on Kossuth Rádió this morning, referring to discussions over the EU’s next multi-year budget. The debate will be long and drawn out, but ultimately it has to have unanimous support, and “as long as Hungarians do not say okay, there won’t be any budget.”
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PM Orbán: Hungary will not take in immigrants and will not resettle anyone in the country
During an interview on Kossuth Radio’s “180 Minutes” program, the prime minister said that the government has never accepted the European Union’s quota regulations, and accordingly no one can demand any rights in Hungary based on those regulations
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Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on Kossuth Radio’s “180 Minutes” programme
7 July 2017
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PM Orbán: 2017 will be the “year of rebellion”
We have seen a fundamental shift in global politics in recent months. Positions and policies are moving in a different direction, changing in response to public outcry and voter dissatisfaction. The old guard are being taken to task.