Government spokesman Zoltan Kovacs on Wednesday protested the use of “the anti-Semitism card” in a letter to the editor of The Globe and Mail in response to an op-ed published in the paper last week suggesting that non-Christian minorities were at risk in Hungary. A letter by Kovacs was also published by Bloomberg. Continue reading “Kovacs strikes back at intl media”
The “Stop Soros” legislative package and the related constitutional amendment may guarantee that the decision-making competence and authority of the Hungarian Parliament cannot be avoided in any way on the issue of migration, the government spokesperson said on Kossuth Radio’s programme 180 minutes on Wednesday. Continue reading “Govt spox: We decide whom we live together with”
Reacting to their recent article, a letter by Hungarian government spokesman Zoltan Kovacs has been published in the Washington Post. Continue reading “For Hungarians, it’s Hungary first – govt spox”
According to the government spokesperson, The Jerusalem Post has provided evidence that George Soros organises and finances attacks against Hungary. Continue reading “Soros organises and finances attacks against Hungary – govt spokesman”
Prime Minister Viktor Orban will address a commemoration of Hungary’s 1848 revolution in front of the Parliament building on March 15, the government spokesman announced. Continue reading “Orban to mark national holiday at Parliament on March 15”
Two foreign correspondents said recently that their critical attitude makes them feel unwelcome by the Hungarian government. Continue reading “Govt spox gets in conflicts with correspondents”
Recalling actions of Fidesz governments since 2010, in a lengthy article the New York Times analyses how Hungary’s ruling party and Prime Minister Viktor Orban used their “unexpectedly sweeping political power”. Continue reading “NYT: Orban is building autocracy”
