The debate about Hungary in the European Parliament on Wednesday was unnecessary, EU institutions should rather focus on how Slovenia’s left-wing government brings back censorship to silence the opposition, Slovenian MEP Milan Zver told Hungarian daily Magyar Hirlap. Continue reading “Slovenian MEP slams EU’s double standards”
The ruling Fidesz and Christian Democrat (KDNP) parties call on the European Commission to answer some questions regarding prepaid debit cards reportedly issued for migrants, the alliance’s spokesman, Istvan Hollik, told a press conference in Budapest on Saturday. Continue reading “Ruling parties call on EC to explain prepaid debit cards for migrants”
The Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS) is grateful to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban who was campaigning for them before the general elections, MEP Milan Zver told Hungarian news site Index. Continue reading “Slovenian MEP: Orban is very strong in the EPP”
Hungary will continue to build an “open and honest cooperation based on mutual benefits” with Slovenia in the next four years, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said in Slovenia’s Lendava (Lendva) on Friday. Continue reading “Orban assures Slovenia of Hungary’s support”
The Hungarian government is not getting a fair treatment from the MEPs who have been urging reports, opinions and even the triggering of Article 7 against Hungary, Slovenian EPP MEP Milan Zver told Hungarian daily Magyar Hirlap, adding that these calls are unfounded and apply double standards. Continue reading “MEP: Viktor Orban won the migration debate”
At a press conference in Ohrid, Prime Minister Viktor Orban highlighted that it is in the interests of Hungary and Europe that the Balkan migration route remains closed, and since Macedonia is playing a key role in this regard, we are cooperating with those Macedonian powers that are in support of this policy. Continue reading “Orban: Macedonia key player in protecting Europe”
