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PM Orbán: Hungary's independent foreign policy must be accepted by larger countries
The prime minister said great powers with military and economic power earned respect and should not dish out warnings to their partners.
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Official: Hungary rejects what Brussels has to offer on how to raise children, migration and Ukraine war
Balázs Orbán said Hungary has developed a “European counter-model” showing that “it is possible to set different government policies and operate a successful country”.
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The 12th National consultation has launched: Here are the eleven questions!
The government calls on the Hungarian people to stand together to protect the sovereignty of our country
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Kocsis: Protecting Hungary’s sovereignty is our constitutional obligation
Máté Kocsis called for setting up an institution to protect the country’s sovereignty “to monitor trends indicating foreign interference”.
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Hungary regains its financial sovereignty
Hungary has regained its financial sovereignty over the past ten years thanks in large part to the elimination of the black economy.
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Government does not support applying a qualified majority in the EU’s decisions on foreign policy
Zsolt Németh said the EU should pursue a “louder, clearer and bolder foreign policy”, but without violating the sovereignty of member states
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Globalists vs. the defenders of the nation: It’s been a remarkable couple of weeks
Interesting, indeed.
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FM: Trump's UN speech brings "new complexion" to debate
Minister Szijjártó reiterated Hungary’s standpoint that adopting the comprehensive migration pact currently under discussion in the UN would be “the worst possible step” when it comes to tackling the challenge of migration
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George Friedman: National sovereignty is always the most important issue, and George Soros can be trouble in this aspect
Leading geopolitical forecaster George Friedman details the importance of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and how Soros has come up against a far superior opponent