Jobban mondva - heti véleményhírlevél - ahol a hét kiemelt témáihoz fűzött személyes gondolatok összeérnek, részletek itt.Former Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis, the leader of the most popular political group in the Czech Republic - the opposition movement ANO - Action of Dissatisfied Citizens - agrees with the European Union supporting Ukraine, but wants to know where the money sent to Ukraine goes.
I agree with Viktor Orban that we should know where the money sent to Ukraine goes
Babis told the independent left-wing daily Pravo in an interview on Saturday.
Asked if he agreed with the Hungarian prime minister's blocking of funds for Ukraine at the EU summit, the Czech politician said:
"I checked that, he [Viktor Orban] just wanted to know where the money was going. It's legitimate. Orban didn't block anything, he just negotiated. That's politics. Fortunately, he pushed it through and it is good that we will know where these funds are going."
The ANO agrees with supporting Ukraine, Babis said, adding that the movement also wants to know where "these huge sums of money" go.
In the interview, Andrej Babis expressed hope that the US presidential election in the autumn would be won by Donald Trump, who could put an end to the war in Ukraine.
I hope that (Donald) Trump will be re-elected president and the war in Ukraine will end,
the former Czech premier explained. Asked whether he fears that Donald Trump will not want to solve the Ukraine war and would sacrifice Europe, Babis said, "No. He is our ally. I am confident that he will be able to end the war. That is what he promises."
The former Czech prime minister criticized European politicians in general for not talking about peace. "Everyone seems to want war," he said in the interview published in Pravo on Saturday.
Cover photo: Viktor Orban with Andrej Babis (Photo: Hungarian PM's Press Office/Vivien Cher Benko)
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Millions of dollars collected to aid victims of the 2025 California wildfires ultimately ended up in the coffers of NGOs supporting progressive causes. Some of the groups that received funding explicitly exclude white people from their services, while others run programs exclusively benefiting illegal immigrants.
Ten years after the great migration wave in 2015, a sobering picture has emerged in Germany.
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As the Ukrainian provocation scandal continues, we show what Peter Szijjarto said in response to the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry's demands.
A Magyar Nemzet közéleti napilap konzervatív, nemzeti alapról, a tényekre építve adja közre a legfontosabb társadalmi, politikai, gazdasági, kulturális és sport témájú információkat.
Millions of dollars collected to aid victims of the 2025 California wildfires ultimately ended up in the coffers of NGOs supporting progressive causes. Some of the groups that received funding explicitly exclude white people from their services, while others run programs exclusively benefiting illegal immigrants.
Ten years after the great migration wave in 2015, a sobering picture has emerged in Germany.
The Tisza Party's economic working group of prepared a detailed proposal for an increase in personal income tax, which would also affect average earners.
As the Ukrainian provocation scandal continues, we show what Peter Szijjarto said in response to the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry's demands.
"To blackmail and break Viktor Orban, to blackmail and break Hungary. This is what the Ukrainians want and are doing," said the communications director of the ruling Fidesz-Christian Democrats in a video on Facebook on Thursday.
Zelensky also reacted to the ban.
"Stop provoking us," said Hungary's foreign minister.
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A Magyar Nemzet közéleti napilap konzervatív, nemzeti alapról, a tényekre építve adja közre a legfontosabb társadalmi, politikai, gazdasági, kulturális és sport témájú információkat.
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