Hungarian Basic Law Amended Amid Opposition Protest
The amended constitution of Hungary enables the Orbán government to ban Pride marches.
The amended constitution of Hungary enables the Orbán government to ban Pride marches.
After weeks of anti-governments protests, tens of thousands of Serbians gathered to show support for the sovereignist administration.
PM Orbán slammed the opposition MEP rejoicing over the withholding of EU funds as a “betrayal of Hungarian interests.”
Israeli PM: “Hungary has done fantastic things” for Israel under Orbán’s leadership, showing the way for other democracies.
The EU Commission urged Viktor Orbán to oversee Benjamin Netanyahu’s arrest; Orbán is expected to respond by leaving the ICC.
“What you are doing is not only right but also a mission that shapes Europe’s destiny,” PM Viktor Orbán told Salvini while presenting the Hunyadi Award.
Peace in Europe is obviously not a “priority” for France, Moscow commented, while EU leaders convene for a historic Brussels summit to craft the bloc’s future security architecture.
With the EU Council Summit around the corner, the French president might be in need of a ‘Trump whisperer.’
Pro-natalist policies are necessary, but not enough: a culture that has come to believe that individual happiness is its highest goal is one that is on its way to extinction.
Instead of mass migration, Orbán presented “Europe’s largest tax cuts program” as the country’s unique way of combatting demographic decline.