The debate of Hungarian prime ministerial candidates was held on Thursday evening on the RTL Klub tv channel.Viktor Orban was invited, but he didn’t go to the programme. The Hungarian prime minister refuses to participate in debates since 2006. Continue reading “The debate of PM candidates was held without Orban”
“We want to win not only an election but our future, too,” Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Thursday, addressing thousands of supporters in front of Parliament. Continue reading “Orban: Europe is now under invasion”
The chairman of parliament’s national security committee on Monday convened a meeting for February 21 over “issues of interest to the general public”. Continue reading “National security committee convened again”
Lawmakers of allied ruling Fidesz and Christian Democrats announced that they would stay away from the Thursday meeting of parliament’s national security committee convened for the second time by the body’s head to discuss issues concerning the so-called Soros Plan on migration. The meeting lacked a quorum. Continue reading “Fidesz boycotts the national security committee’s meeting”
A special session of parliament initiated by the strongest opposition party, Jobbik to debate the “secret acceptance” of 2,300 migrants in the last three years failed to reach quorum on Tuesday. Continue reading ““Fidesz migration policy collapsed””
The head of parliament’s national security committee on Monday called another meeting of the body for February 8 to clarify issues including the “Soros Plan”. Continue reading “Nat security cttee to re-convene over “Soros Plan””
Lawmakers of allied ruling Fidesz and Christian Democrats walked out of a meeting of parliament’s national security committee focusing on the “risks posed by the Soros Plan and the Soros network”, on Thursday. The committee’s Socialist head said he would send a letter to US financier George Soros, asking him to provide information about the plan. Continue reading “Orban missed the nat sec cmttee meeting”
