Two-thirds of respondents in a recent poll see illegal migration to Hungary as a worrying issue, while some 40 percent said that the problem was serious, pollster Szazadveg told MTI on Wednesday, citing a survey of 1,000 adults conducted in December. Continue reading “Poll: Most Hungarians against massive, uncontrolled migration”
Billionaire George Soros’s “people have again revealed themselves” in the European parliament, ruling Fidesz group spokesman Janos Halasz said on Wednesday. Continue reading “Fidesz: ‘Soros’s people reveal themselves’ in EP”
The European Union “must protect its borders at sea and on land as expected by its voters,” Kinga Gal, MEP of Hungary’s ruling Fidesz, said on Tuesday. Continue reading “Gal: Europe must protect its borders”
Cooperation between East and West is in Hungary’s interest in terms of security as well as for political and economic reasons, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto told a press conference in Minsk, after talks with his counterpart Vladimir Makei on Monday. Continue reading “Szijjarto urges cooperation with Belarus”
Hungary’s government has turned to the European commissioner for employment and social affairs with a view to initiating an infringement procedure against Austria over the issue of benefits for family members of workers posted abroad, a justice ministry official said on Monday. Continue reading “Hungary initiates infringement procedure against Austria”
Fidesz believes George Soros’s people “are pulling the strings of the European Commission’s leading politicians” and demands an explanation, Fidesz MEP Tamas Deutsch said at a press conference on an unrelated topic in Budapest on Saturday. Continue reading ““Soros pulls the strings in Brussels””
Ahmed H., earlier sentenced for his participation in illegal migrants’ crashing with police at the Roszke border station in 2015, will be put on probation and expelled from the country, according to a court ruling. Continue reading “Ahmed H. to be expelled”
