Germany recently gave its consent to Ukraine using German weapons against targets inside Russian territory.
A petition signed by 30,000 people was enough for the German bank to hinder the party from receiving donations.
The Republican politician says as president, he would swiftly end the Ukraine war.
The president blamed exhaustion from travelling as the reason for his disastrous debate performance.
Viktor Orbán said it was his duty to visit Kyiv and urge a ceasefire “because the issue of peace is important not only for Ukraine, but for the whole of Europe.”
As Warsaw and Berlin tighten their future security cooperation, the Polish conservative opposition accuses Donald Tusk of serving German interests.
The National Rally almost doubled its share of the vote while other parties panic ahead of next Sunday’s second round.
“An open but above all carefree Jewish life has become even less possible since October 7th.”
Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz will not join Meloni’s ECR alliance but stressed the need for European conservative parties to work together.
The EU has agreed to use the profits of frozen Russian assets for buying weapons but is doing so without Hungary’s consent.
There is a waning respect for the police among “parts of the population,” police commissioner said—meanwhile, mainstream politicians deny problems exist.
“Brussels is capable of securing the safety of EU summits, NATO meetings, the visits of American presidents, but not the visit of 11 Israeli football players. Who or what are we afraid of?” asks a Brussels district councillor.
