A government official, responding to Sweden’s intervention in the European Court of Justice case concerning Hungarian law on civil organisations, has said that it was “well known” that the Swedish political leadership was “on the side of migrants”. Continue reading “Volner: Sweden’s leaders ‘on the side of migrants’”
Prime Minister Viktor Orban, in his regular Friday interview to public broadcaster Kossuth Radio, said the European Commission’s days are numbered, noting that its mandate is set to expire next May. Continue reading “Orban: Hungary one of the world’s most stable countries”
The infringement procedure initiated by the European Commission against Hungary due to its “Stop Soros” laws is “unacceptable” and “constitutes an attack against Hungary”, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office said on Tuesday. Continue reading “Gulyas: Infringement procedure attack against Hungary”
The European Commission has launched an infringement procedure against Hungary over its recently passed “Stop Soros” package of laws. Continue reading “EC launches infringement procedure against Hungary”
The European Commission is likely to initiate an infringement procedure against Hungary on Thursday concerning its recently passed “Stop Soros” package of laws, MTI learnt from EU officials on Wednesday. Continue reading “Fidesz blames Soros for the infringement procedure”
President Janos Ader has signed the seventh amendment of the constitution and the package of laws dubbed “Stop Soros” that penalise activities in support of illegal migration, the official gazette, Magyar Kozlony, reported on Thursday. Continue reading “Ader signs ‘Stop Soros’ law, constitutional amendment”
Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Slovak commercial television TA3 on Sunday that the reason why he was being targeted by Brussels was that he stands firmly by the policies of the Hungarian government and the Visegrad Group, which he said were more successful than those of western Europe. Continue reading “Orban: V4 must withstand pressure”
