
Orbán’s Opposition Plans Radical Left-wing Economic Shift
“When the left comes, austerity always follows,” the Hungarian PM said of the Tisza Party’s leaked programme.

“When the left comes, austerity always follows,” the Hungarian PM said of the Tisza Party’s leaked programme.

As Hungary, Slovakia, and a new Czech government align, the Polish president seeks to pull Poland back into a stronger V4.

“Europeans must immediately and unconditionally support the peace initiative of the United States,” Orbán wrote in a letter sent to Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

While Viktor Orbán and Donald Trump focus on securing a Ukraine peace deal, some politicians make their task harder by pushing Europe into conflict.

Brussels shuts down calls for scrutiny while Hungarian and Czech leaders say EU money is vanishing into a “war mafia.”

Orbán warned that Brussels’ latest scheme would saddle Hungary with long-term debt and insisted that the proposal would be impossible to implement.

EU lawmakers are pushing a no-exemptions Russian energy ban, despite warnings that Hungary’s backup pipeline can’t meet the country’s needs.

Von der Leyen’s appeal to Orbán lands just as raids in Kyiv uncover duffel bags of cash and allegations involving senior officials.

Viktor Orbán has positioned himself not as a reactionary but as a conservator—dedicated to preserving what is valuable against forces of destruction.

Hungary argues the EU’s 2027 phase-out was imposed without unanimity and violates national control over energy policy.