Zsolt Semjen, Hungary’s deputy prime minister, called the annual pilgrimage to Csiksomlyo (Sumuleu Ciuc) in Transylvania, Romania “a spiritual powerhouse” on Saturday. Continue reading “Semjen: Europe must preserve its identity”
Parliament’s relevant committees interviewed candidates for ministers in Hungary’s new government on Monday. Continue reading “New ministers pledge to protect national interests”
The Hungarian government fully backs the project to upgrade the Budapest-Belgrade rail line, Zsolt Semjen, the deputy prime minister, said at a meeting with his Chinese counterpart Liu Yandong. Continue reading “Deputy PM supports cooperation with China”
The situation with migration is that if we mess it up, we will never be able to make it right, not only our lives will be ruined, but the lives of our children and grandchildren as well, Deputy Prime Minister Zsolt Semjen said in Echo TV‘s Bayer Show on Sunday. Continue reading “Semjen: Brusselites jeopardise European citizens”
The European Commission’s decision to launch Article 7.1 procedure against Poland over its judicial reforms is “unprecedented and astounding”, Zsolt Semjen, Hungary’s deputy prime minister said, adding that Hungary may veto it. Continue reading “Deputy PM rejects “political attack” on Poland”
Zsolt Semjen, leader of the co-ruling Christian Democratic party, highlighted “responsibility for Europe’s future” in his address to the board of his party in a meeting held on Saturday. Continue reading “Semjen: Christian civilisation is jeopardised by the dual vice of Brussels”
Hungary’s co-ruling Christian Democrats (KDNP) consider the European Union a federation of nations and oppose the idea of a “united states of Europe as proposed by Martin Schulz”, head of the German SPD party, KDNP group leader Peter Harrach told a press conference on Thursday. Continue reading “ChristDems reject the “united states of Europe””
