We must be simultaneously conservative, forward-thinking and technologically progressive—I think this is the only plausible route in today’s world. Hungary is an example of this, and maybe some are apprehensive of Orbán because he doesn’t do Brussels’ bidding-- said Alexander von Schönburg, writer-journalist, an editor of Germany’s Bild paper, and the direct descendant of Count István Széchenyi of Sárvár-Felsővidék. Our conversation covered Hungarian and European politics, the condition of the Chain Bridge, his great-great-great-grandfather Széchenyi, and the necessity of addressing religious debates.

PM Orban: Hungary Does Not Support Ukraine's EU Accession
Ninety-five percent of the Hungarian people do not support Ukraine’s EU membership. Integrating Ukraine into the European Union would be tantamount to integrating the war into the EU, emphasized Hungary's prime minister.