Prime Minister Viktor Orban and Deputy PM Zsolt Semjen will attend the Pope's funeral service in St. Peter's Basilica as a member of the Hungarian state delegation led by President Tamas Sulyok, the PM's Communications Department told Hungary's state news agency (MTI) on Thursday.
PM Orban Will Attend Pope Francis's Funeral
PM Viktor Orban and Deputy PM Zsolt Semjen will attend the Pope's funeral service in St. Peter's Basilica as a member of the Hungarian state delegation led by President Tamas Sulyok.

Cover photo: Pope Francis and PM Viktor Orban (Source: Facebook)
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ECJ Doing Everything It Can to Thwart a Working Migration Model
The rejection of the Italy–Albania migration scheme is further proof of the political activism of the EU’s top court, the expert says.

State Secretary: Tisza Party Targets Ethnic Hungarians
Opposition would take away the voting rights of Hungarians living beyond Hungary's borders.

Europe to See a Turning Point in Migration Policy
A growing number of countries are realizing that Brussels' migration pact is leading Europe into a dead end, said PM Orban's chief homeland security advisor.

Bence Retvari: Government Has Increased Public Security Funding by 1,250 Billion Annually
The top ten most dangerous cities in Europe are mostly in France, Belgium and Sweden.