"We started the week early. Radio on Sunday, exchanging punches in the parliament on Monday, and then in the evening, heading to Bishkek for the meeting of the Turkic Council. Then the "big ones" are coming to visit us, and on Thursday and Friday, all eyes around the world will be focused on Budapest hosting the biggest diplomatic event in Hungary's history," Hungary's prime minister gave details of is program after a radio interview on Sunday morning.
An Exciting Week with Busy Agenda Ahead for PM Orban
Hungary's prime minister kicked off the working week on Sunday and won't slow down until Friday.

PM Orban shared photos of the radio interview, concluding his post by adding:
And on Tuesday, go Donald Trump! Buckle up, it's going to be exciting!
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PM Orban to Magyar Nemzet: Hungary, U.S. Open a New Chapter of Alliance and Cooperation
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Ne maradjon le a Magyar Nemzet legjobb írásairól, olvassa őket minden nap!
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Peter Magyar’s Data Scandal Could Constitute a Criminal Offense
Hungary's National Authority for Data Protection and Freedom of Information (NAIH) warns of serious misconduct.

Mate Kocsis on Mandatory Military Service: I Don’t Want My Kids Dragged Into It + Video
Several European countries are moving to reintroduce compulsory military service — but Hungary’s position remains firm: the government refuses to let wartime logic reach Hungarian youth.

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The upcoming Budapest Peace Summit remains very much on the agenda, Hungary’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto tells Origo.

PM Orban to Magyar Nemzet: Hungary, U.S. Open a New Chapter of Alliance and Cooperation
“We have a big plan,” Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban tells Magyar Nemzet en route to Washington.














