
Supporters Rally Behind Hungarian Conservative Weekly After PM’s Censorship Remarks
Hundreds of readers responded with messages of support for Mandiner.

Hundreds of readers responded with messages of support for Mandiner.

The Hungarian PM’s claim that his government will “determine the content” of the conservative weekly Mandiner has sparked political backlash.

Political director Balázs Orbán is set to join the EP in Brussels and Strasbourg this summer.

Fidesz will “reorganise ourselves in the coming weeks,” before working towards success in the next election.

In a letter to Budapest, the Commission argued that Hungary’s measures on fuel prices may violate EU law by restricting the free movement of goods and services.

Critics of Orbán have been accused of manufacturing a scandal to destabilise the election.

The Hungarian prime minister’s political director is pleased to see reporters running “into reality.”

PM Orbán’s chief strategist said Brussels wants a compliant government, but Hungarians “will decide for themselves about our future, peace, security, and destiny.”

CPAC Hungary highlighted a shift from rhetoric to strategy, as conservative figures moved toward coordinated political action across borders.

Critics may be looking the wrong way, and should instead be making note of Kyiv’s attempts to interfere, Budapest says.