“We are protecting the security of the whole of Europe,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in Röszke following a visit to the Hungarian-Serbian border with his Czech counterpart Andrej Babiš.
20 September 2021, Budapest
PM Orbán underscored Hungary’s support for North Macedonia’s accession to the EU and for involving the Western Balkan country in the ongoing series of conferences on the future of the...
Hungary’s economic output has now surpassed pre-pandemic levels, while most European Union countries are “still waiting” to catch up.
Hungary's strategy for beating the coronavirus pandemic would depend on its vaccination campaign.
An international conference open to the press was held on Sept. 16-17 at CEU’s Budapest campus which was attended by prominent representatives from liberal academia and political life.
“Whoever has doubts should only look at Budapest, with [Budapest Mayor Gergely] Karácsony in the limelight, and Gyurcsány’s people with the cash box in the background,” the prime minister said.
Central European countries have a strategy, have preserved jobs and have pursued developments without reducing their capacities.
The prime minister said a “woke” neo-Marxism was taking hold in America, while Europe was beset by a Muslim demographic, political and economic tide.
"Democracy is a system where tables turn. I have spent 16 years in opposition and 15 in government. I have never abandoned my party or our voters," PM Orbán said.
The prime minister marked the 20th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks in the United States.
Pope Francis was in Budapest to celebrate the closing mass of the 52nd International Eucharistic Congress.
Hungary issued a statement late on Wednesday, declaring support for Poland.