In addition to their efforts to influence decisions in Hungary, members of the “Soros network” also regularly try to interfere in the European Union’s compilation of reports and formation of official positions on Hungary and Poland, the government office chief said on Wednesday. Continue reading “Lazar: ‘Soros network’ attempts to influence EU reports on Hungary”
The strongest opposition party, Jobbik accuses Fidesz of double standards regarding migration. Fidesz rejects the accusations and accuses Jobbik of lying. Continue reading “Fidesz and Jobbik clashed over migration”
“Politicians should maintain a decent dialogue with journalista, they are partners, not enemies”, the Minister Heading the Prime Minister’s Office, Janos Lazar said in an interview to local South-Hungarian Promenad.hu. Continue reading “Lazar doesn’t regret his Vienna video”
Hungary will present a twelve-point proposal to the United Nations concerning its draft package on migration in New York on Monday, the foreign minister told MTI. Continue reading “Hungary to present proposal to UN on migration package”
Government office chief Janos Lazar on Thursday said that a video he posted on Facebook earlier this week showing him on a street in Vienna talking about the city’s migration situation was meant to highlight the consequences of migration. Continue reading ““Migration doesn’t benefit anyone””
The Minister Heading the Prime Minister’s Office paid a visit to Vienna’s Favoriten district as seen in a Facebook video which caused outrage in Hungarian and international, mainly in German-speaking press. Continue reading “Outrage over Lazar’s Vienna visit”
“We need more children and not migrants”, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said in a video message posted on his Facebook page during a visit in Bicske, near Budapest, on Sunday. Continue reading “Orban: We need more children, not migrants”
The Hungarian government will submit a 12-point proposal to the United Nations concerning its draft package on migration arguing that “migration is bad” and that people should be provided help in their homelands, the government office chief said on Thursday. Continue reading “Lazar: Europe will become an immigrant zone”
Hungary will stay in the talks on the UN’s current migrant package and will make a push to influence the draft document in a meaningful way, the government office chief said on Thursday. Continue reading “Lazar: We reject the UN’s position that migration has a positive effect”
The EU’s anti-fraud agency (OLAF) named seven companies and several people who are involved in the so-called Elios case, a scandal evolving around the Elios Innovativ Zrt, 24.hu reports. OLAF suspects that an organised crime mechanism in misusing EU funds meant for street-lightning projects, the prime minister’s son-in-law, Istvan Tiborcz was also involved in Elios at that time. Continue reading “The Elios scandal is getting bigger”
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