PM Orban Outlines the Greatest Threats to Europe

Prime Minister Viktor Orban has clearly defined what he sees as Europe’s three greatest dangers today, according to Miklos Szantho, who wrote about the prime minister's speech yesterday on his social media page. The director of the Center for Fundamental Rights said these threats can be summed up in three points: war, migration, and the left—represented in Hungary today by the Tisza Party.

Prime Minister Viktor Orban at the anti-war rally in Mohacs, alongside former TV2 host Eva Andor (Photo: MTI / Prime Minister’s Communications Office / Zoltan Fischer)

“Under the direction of Merz, Weber, and von der Leyen, Brussels keeps trying to interfere in Hungarian elections. After attempts in 2018 and in 2022, they want once again in 2026 to influence the Hungarian people’s decision using external pressure,” he said.

The Tisza Party fits neatly into this script—not as a national alternative, but as a Brussels import,

he added.

Szantho concluded his post by saying the message of the anti-war rallies is therefore unmistakable: “Hungary can only stay out of the war, only protect itself from migration pressure, and only keep the Brussels left at bay if it consistently says no to external pressure and defends its own sovereignty in a Europe where a growing number of actors are trampling on the old rules.”

Cover photo: Prime Minister Viktor Orban at the anti-war rally in Mohacs, alongside former TV2 host Eva Andor (Photo: MTI / Prime Minister’s Communications Office / Zoltan Fischer)

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