The European Parliament’s rapporteur, responsible for assessing the situation of rule of law in Hungary arrived in Budapest on Tuesday, as Kisalfold.hu reported. Continue reading “Magyar: Hungary attacked for its anti-migration stance”
Because Hungary – according to the people’s will – doesn’t want to become an immigrant country, we should expect further attacks from the EU and certain member states, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto told Hungarian public news channel M1 on Tuesday morning. Continue reading “Szijjarto: We don’t want to become an immigrant country”
According to the minister of foreign affairs and trade, the year has barely started, but one can already conclude that “we are facing extraordinary times”. “In these extraordinary times we need the strength, bravery and especially the unity which characterises us, Hungarians”, Peter Szijjarto told Hungarian news agency MTI on Sunday. Continue reading “Szijjarto: We are strong when we are united”
Hungary was openly attacked already in the first few days of 2018 for rejecting the European Union’s mandatory resettlement quota, the spokesman of ruling Fidesz said on Saturday. Continue reading “Fidesz: Hungary openly attacked for rejecting resettlement quota”
The European Commission is applying double standards by singling out the refusal to implement European Union refugee quotas by three member states, a government official said on Thursday. Continue reading “Govt accuses Commission of double standards”
The mandatory relocation quota will be on the agenda of the next Euroepean Council meeting, Csaba Domotor, Parliamentary State Secretary of the Cabinet Office of the Prime Minister told Magyar Hirlap. According to the Fidesz politician Hungarian ministries are already analysing how to protect the country from the “Soros plan” which includes relocation too. Continue reading “Domotor denounces witch-hunt against Poland”
The Czech Republic’s new prime minister, Andrej Babis said in an interview with Hungarian weekly Figyelo that he thinks his country is developing well even without the euro, and that he agrees with Viktor Orban regarding the rejection of mandatory quotas. Continue reading “Babis on Orban’s side against the quota”
