This is no game: if we admit the Ukrainians, we’re also admitting the war into the Union.
From Tirana, interview with Gabor Gonczi. Tonight on Tenyek!
the PM post on social media.
PM Orban: Admitting Ukraine Means Bringing the War into the EU
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban gives an exclusive interview in Tirana to the Tenyek program and shares an excerpt on his social media page.
Jobban mondva - heti véleményhírlevél - ahol a hét kiemelt témáihoz fűzött személyes gondolatok összeérnek, részletek itt.Cover photo: Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban in Kossuth Radio studios (Photo: MTI / Prime Minister’s Press Office)
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Hungary's experience in World Wars is precisely why it does not want to and will not go to war, Prime Minister Viktor Orban declared in Brussels.
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According to the director of political analysis at Szazadveg, Fidesz has gained the upper hand not only in mobilizing the masses but also in shaping public opinion, while the opposition Tisza Party is still unable to credibly articulate their alternative offer in the event of coming to power.
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Responding to Magyar Nemzet’s Query, PM Orban Comments on EU Sanctions
The Hungarian prime minister spoke to members of the press in Brussels following the EU summit.
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Hungary FM Announces Update on Budapest Peace Summit
Hungary’s foreign minister held talks in the United States.
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PM Orban: Hungary Does Not Want War — and Will Not Go to War
Hungary's experience in World Wars is precisely why it does not want to and will not go to war, Prime Minister Viktor Orban declared in Brussels.
Századvég
Zoltan Kiszelly: Peace March Shakes Credibility of Opposition Pollsters
According to the director of political analysis at Szazadveg, Fidesz has gained the upper hand not only in mobilizing the masses but also in shaping public opinion, while the opposition Tisza Party is still unable to credibly articulate their alternative offer in the event of coming to power.
miniszterelnök
Responding to Magyar Nemzet’s Query, PM Orban Comments on EU Sanctions
The Hungarian prime minister spoke to members of the press in Brussels following the EU summit.
Oroszország
Hungary FM Announces Update on Budapest Peace Summit
Hungary’s foreign minister held talks in the United States.
