“Hungary’s anti-migration policy serves as a model for other European countries”, Daniel Pipes, President of the Middle East Forum told Hungarian weekly Hetek. Continue reading ““In 15-20 years Orban won’t be alone””
The migration crisis in Europe has widened into a civilisational crisis, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said in his speech at the inauguration of the Avicenna Institute of Middle Eastern Studies in Piliscsaba, near Budapest, on Tuesday. Continue reading “Orban: The East has come to the West”
In order to actually make Islam the religion of peace, the majority of Muslim people should change in five aspects, Somali-born Dutch-American activist Ayaan Hirsi Ali told Mandiner. Continue reading ““No compromise with Islamists””
In Jerusalem on Thursday, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said that he has the same views as the PM of Israel with regard to several 21st-century issues, including security, combatting terrorism, the defence of borders and the problem of modern-day anti-Semitism. Continue reading “Orban meets Netanyahu”
According to an MP of the Flemish Interest (Vlaams Belang) party, Hungary’s prime minister has proven that it’s possible to resist mass immigration even against the pressure of the European Union. Continue reading ““Orban is an example for us””
According to Milo Yiannopoulos, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has evolved into an international icon, and he is the only person who has ever stood up to George Soros and won. Continue reading “Milo: We need Hungary”
It seems that the Austrian Freedom Party (FPÖ) and Hungary’s ruling Fidesz party “has started to build a strategic partnership, especially after Viktor Orban’s visit to Vienna in January”, Jobbik lawmaker Marton Gyongyosi told Austrian news agency APA. Continue reading “Jobbik MP: Orban getting closer to FPÖ”
In an op-ed for Breitbart London, Dutch politician Geert Wilders speaks highly of Hungary’s government. Continue reading “Wilders: Hungary protects its heritage”
He thinks Hungary’s prime minister is the man of the year, though they don’t agree on everything. The Dutch Party of Freedom’s (PVV) chairman, Geert Wilders told Hungarian weekly Hetek that one has to stand up to protect the European societies and their Judeo-Christian fundamentals, despite the Islamic threats. Continue reading “Wilders: I’m neither the Dutch Orban, nor the Dutch Trump”
Viktor Orban, Hungary’s prime minister, and Jean-Clement Jeanbart, Greek Catholic Archbishop of Aleppo, held talks on Hungary providing further assistance to persecuted Christians in the Middle East, in Budapest on Wednesday, the prime minister’s press chief said. Continue reading ““Islamic fundamentalists do not believe in democracy””
