Center for Fundamental Rights: Hungary a Key Player in The Future of Europe

The left wing is rather creative in finding loopholes when it comes to corruption, Attila Kovacs, the think tank's EU research director said.

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According to Austrian MEP Harald Vilimsky,  

the EU is based on the diversity of its member states, therefore all friendships and alliances must be built to ensure peace and prosperity in Europe. Hungarians have a key role to play in shaping the future of the EU. We must seize the opportunity to foster alliances and position ourselves at the forefront of change. Austria supports Hungary in this mission, 

− writes the Budapest-based Center for Fundamental Rights.

In June, conservative forces could secure a symbolic victory, Hungarian MEP Erno Schaller-Baross said, adding that people need a stronger voice. 

In Brussels, there's talk about the rule of law, judicial independence and media freedom, but we already know the real motivation behind Hungary's serial punishment: the European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has openly admitted that they are fighting against conservative values. This is the reality we are facing in Europe today, he said.

Cover photo: Roundtable discussion at the Center for Fundamental Rights' EU Vision - Towards Change' event (Source: Center for Fundamental Rights)