The government has stepped up the alert along Hungary’s southern border in the wake of a recent incident involving illegal migrants on the Bosnian-Croatian border, Lajos Kosa, head of parliament’s defence and law enforcement committee, said in Mohacs, in southern Hungary, on Saturday. Continue reading “70,000 migrants heading for western Europe, Fidesz warns”
A leading Fidesz politician, minister without portfolio Lajos Kosa has been connected with incredible amount of money by the press. The opposition is already speaking about a “political atomic bomb”, which explodes in the campaign of the parliamentary elections. Is this the one? Continue reading “Has the atomic bomb against Fidesz exploded?”
The head of the Hungarian parliament’s defence committee has cited studies prepared by NATO and European Union border control agency Frontex as saying that millions of migrants from north Africa and Turkey could make their way to Europe. Continue reading “Kosa: NATO warns of prolonged migration pressure”
According to the Ministry of Justice’s Parliamentary State Secretary, Brussels is progressing according to the “Soros Plan”, despite the fact that the dispute concerning the mandatory resettlement quotas included in the billionaire’s vision “will soon become redundant” since the resolution’s scope of effect will expire on Tuesday. Continue reading ““Brussels follows the Soros-plan””
The government is set to launch a nationwide “national consultation” survey on the “Soros plan”, news portal Origo said late on Wednesday, citing the prime minister’s address to the ruling Fidesz party’s parliamentary group meeting in Velence in central Hungary. Fidesz’s outgoing group leader Lajos Kosa confirmed this information this morning. Continue reading “National consultation about the “Soros plan””
Hungarian parties were not surprised, that the European Court of Justice dismissed Hungary’s and Slovakia’s complaints against the EU mandatory migrant quota. Continue reading “Opposition blasts the government after the EU Court’s decision”
The Hungarian Socialist Party (MSZP), LMP and independent MPs had previously proposed debating abolishment of “Lex CEU” higher education law amendment. The other topic of the special session held on Monday was situation the of tens of thousands of Hungarians who still hold loans borrowed in foreign currency. Continue reading “Special session of the parliament lacked quorum”
