The factory German car manufacturer BMW will build in Debrecen demonstrates the long-term stability and strength of Hungarian-German relations, Gergely Gulyas, head of the Prime Minister’s Office, said on Tuesday. Continue reading “Gulyas: Stable ties with Germany”
The infringement procedure initiated by the European Commission against Hungary due to its “Stop Soros” laws is “unacceptable” and “constitutes an attack against Hungary”, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office said on Tuesday. Continue reading “Gulyas: Infringement procedure attack against Hungary”
Gergely Gulyas, head of the Prime Minister’s Office, has slammed a ruling handed down by a Romanian court earlier this week to renationalise forests previously returned to the descendants of their former owner, a former Hungarian farm minister. Continue reading “Gulyas slams Romanian court decision”
The seventh amendment of the constitution and the “Stop Soros” package of laws approved by parliament serve to guarantee Hungary’s sovereignty and security, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office said on Thursday. Continue reading “Gulyas: Constitutional amendment, ‘Stop Soros’ guarantee Hungary’s sovereignty, security”
The deputy head of the European Commission, the UN’s human rights commissioner and the chairman of the Venice Commission have recently “formed a united pro-migration Soros front”, which the Hungarian government will continue to fight to protect Hungarians from illegal migration, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said on Tuesday in Stockholm.
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Hungary’s chances are good in the fight against the mandatory migrant redistribution quota system because the decision, which would distribute migrants among member states without upper limits, “could be postponed or even changed”, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office, Gergely Gulyas, told a press conference on Thursday. Continue reading “Gulyas: We stand a good chance in this fight”
Hungary’s governing Fidesz and Germany’s ruling CDU party have agreed to consult regularly on the future of Europe, Gergely Gulyas, head of the Prime Minister’s Office, said late on Thursday wrapping up a two-day visit to Berlin. Continue reading “Fidesz to regularly consult with the CDU”
