Battling to thwart Brussels open gates policies Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s government moves to protect Europe’s borders beyond Hungary by repeatedly sending Hungarian police to neighbouring Balkan countries to stop the flood of migrants fleeing from NATO conflicts.
Despite media reports to the contrary, Hungary does not stand alone among EU member states, according to Hungary’s senior legislator.
Europe’s most successful prime minster believes that the migration crisis can be ended and the tide reversed only by the decision making coming from elected assemblies which unlike the heads of the EU can be replaced by betrayed citizens.
Over the next 15 years, long-term Russian gas supplies to Hungary will avoid transit through Ukraine, a key point behind Monday’s agreement reached by the Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó and Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller in St. Petersburg.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán held talks in Rome with Giorgia Meloni, president of the Italian Fratelli d’Italia party, on Friday. At the meeting, the two politicians discussed the situation of the European anti-globalist right and the growing threat to Europe and the European peoples of migration, Orbán’s press secretary Bertalan told national news agency MTI on Saturday.
Even though the Afghan refugee wave has barely begun, there are already 100,000 migrants on the Balkans route, János Halász, deputy caucus leader of Hungary’s ruling conservative Fidesz party, told daily Magyar Hírlap.
Hungary will not accept Afghan migrants without any restrictions, secretary of state at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Levente Magyar, warned the EU on Monday.
Is Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orbán positioning himself as the leading figure in an expanded Eastern European Bloc capable of challenging and ultimately removing the globalist clique of self-appointed presidents and commissioners holding out in Brussels.
Due to the Hungarian government’s successfully handling of the economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic, the number of those employed in Hungary has reached 4.7 million. Of these fortunate paying low taxes and supporting their families 4.5 million are in the primary labour market, while the number of registered job seekers fell to an extremely low level of 260,000, State Secretary for Employment Sándor Bodó said on Thursday.
Instead of trying to stem the haemorrhage of mainstream viewers, listeners and readers, Western media as a part of its relentless attempt to smear Hungary as an authoritarian state has been lying about Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson’s weeklong trip to the country.
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