“So our position is clear: As long as OTP is not taken off this list, Hungary will not contribute to any further EU funding for arms transfers to Ukraine”
The British press reported that the EU chief is Biden’s preferred successor to long-serving Jens Stoltenberg
The EU’s migrant settlement plan could mean tens of thousands of migrants being forced on Hungary
The money that was approved to be spent and was supposed to be there for the next five years has already been spent, says Hungary’s PM
The Italian prime minister said “the medicine is worse than the disease”
Hungary says the new budget proposal is “ill-considered” and unfit for serious debate
Hungary wants to know how much has been spent on Ukraine so far
A German government source claimed plans proposed by Brussels are legally invalid and could set a precedent for other countries claiming war compensation, such as Poland
One police source claimed the rise in shootings was due to tensions between drug gangs from the Balkans and North Africa, and the arrival of the Marseille mafia
Smaller nations fear an end of sovereignty as the EU races to centralize powers away from nation states
The EU should make funds available to Balkan countries before they are accepted as members, said Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán
Hungary insists it is doing right by its citizens, but the European Commission isn’t impressed
FPÖ MEP asks why the EU is supporting Ukraine to such an extent without the consent of Austrian taxpayers while these taxpayers are forced to accept austerity
“It is also against our human interests, our rights, and those of the migrants. It is a very bad solution,” Viktor Orbán said in a recent interview
At a time of economic crisis for many Europeans, Ukraine is set to receive tens of billions more over the next four years
Both Hungary and Poland have refused to cooperate with the controversial plan to force new arrivals on EU member states
“Should the law pass the European Parliament, the FPÖ demands a referendum in Austria on this asylum package, because this agreement does nothing to turn Europe into a fortress”
The number of serious, headline-grabbing migrant crimes during the same week as the Annecy playground attacks is staggering
The majority of completed or foiled terror attacks in Europe last year were attributed to left-wing and anarchist terrorism
Western liberal governments have long argued that migration and diversity are strengths, yet they are desperate to dump their own migrant populations on those nations that have rejected mass immigration
“It’s an incredible failure of our government, which is servile to Brussels,” claimed opposition leader Andrej Babiš
After an Italian-led coalition opposing the plans crumbled, only Hungary and Poland ended up voting against the proposed EU Migration Pact
The EU wants a say in how much each member state’s arms companies produce and to what countries those weapons are exported
European farmers get three more months of respite from Ukrainian grain dumping
The European Parliament yielded to pressure from Washington in its vote, Magyar Nemzet columnist László Szentesi Zöld writes
The ethnic conflicts in Serbia cast a shadow over the proceedings
“Poland will very clearly point to the illegality and violations of the rule of law by the European Parliament in this respect,” Morawiecki warned
The non-binding resolution serves to show the disdain felt by liberal politicians in Brussels toward the conservative Orbán administration, which refuses to toe the EU line
Hungary will maintain its stance for peace, said Hungary’s justice minister
According to Smer party leader Robert Fico, an entourage of civil servants and NGO members called on EU and NATO officials to help stop his party from winning in September
Jean-Noël Barrot told Elon Musk he had until August to ensure Twitter adequately tackles what the EU deems to be disinformation on the platform
FPÖ MEP Harald Vilimsky described the draft resolution proposed by left-wing EU lawmakers as “disconcerting in terms of democratic politics”
“In the European Union today, it is non-governmental organizations (NGOs), foundations and think tanks that tell Europe how to run Europe, according to the will of their own leaders”
The EU is exerting maximum financial pressure on Hungary
The European Parliament does not have a mandate to take action on the matter but is still trying to block Hungary
But it is not yet clear where Ukraine would get the planes from
Viktor Orbán urged the West to rethink its unwavering military support for Ukraine and come round to his pragmatic way of thinking in favor of a peace agreement in order to save lives
The move has enraged several EU nations including Italy that claim the measure is an attack on the country and its cultural heritage
After intelligence information leaked that Ukraine allegedly planned to blow up a Russian oil pipeline to crash Hungary’s economy, Hungary blocked €500 million in EU weapons funding to Ukraine
The EU claims von der Leyen had nothing to do with efforts to cut off Hungary’s Russian oil supply
President Maia Sandu said EU membership will provide the ex-Soviet nation with greater protection from Russia
Jimmie Åkesson of the Sweden Democrats claims that only by making the necessary preparations for Swexit can the government maximize its bargaining power in Brussels
In an exclusive interview conducted by Remix News at CPAC Hungary earlier this month, Vox MEP and vice-chair of the ECR Group Hermann Tertsch calls for a conservative Reconquista not only in his own country, Spain, but also in the whole Western world. He explains how essential it is for conservatives from Europe and both Americas to join forces against the progressive agenda and put an end to the social engineering going on in the European Union and elsewhere
Hungary won’t agree to EU financing as long as Ukraine keeps its ban on OTP Bank
This community is known for its hostility toward LGBT
FPÖ leader Herbert Kickl accused Brussels and Berlin of attempting to create a United States of Europe with a sovereignty grab from national governments
Admitting Ukraine would be a “further step toward European peace,” according to the EPP
Hungary has long advocated for Serbia to join the EU
Jordan Bardella now leads the National Rally party from Marine Le Pen, who resigned to become the party’s parliamentary leader. In an exclusive interview with Remix News conducted at CPAC last Friday, the 28-year-old spoke of France leading a new conservative revolution, saying: “In past history, France has always set an example and made its revolution first. I think that the time of the patriots has come in France.”
Five Central and Eastern European countries have joined forces against cheap Ukrainian grains
The lack of contest for the EU’s top spot may lead some critics to call for more democracy and public input into who gets the position
An additional €1 billion for ammunition procurement for Ukraine is planned along with speeding up European ammunition production
Hungary hopes the reforms will see approximately €13.2 billion in withheld EU funding released to Budapest
The joint operation involved nine countries, including Germany, Great Britain and the United States
The EU also owes Hungary at least part of the extra costs incurred for border protection, which shields Western Europe from migrants
Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia have been permitted to ban Ukrainian grain imports until June 5
Adam Niedzielski penned an open letter to the pharmaceutical giant’s shareholders on Tuesday, calling on them to put social responsibility ahead of short-term profit
The EU council head has even flown to climate conferences via private jet to tell an audience: “We are, and will remain, champions of climate action”
Arne Gobert, who holds a positive view on German companies seeking to do business in Hungary, was refused permission to give evidence to the Committee on Budgetary Control at a hearing into trading practices in the country
Hungary is calling for peace even as most European nations are pushing to escalate the war
The European Parliament has been pushing mandatory migration quotas for eight years
Europe is changing its tune: Now the much-maligned fence on Hungary’s border is becoming an example for all, writes Magyar Hírlap columnist Zsolt Sütő-Nagy
Ursula von der Leyen said the EU needs a common solution instead of national-level bans
Weber seems to have accepted Orbán’s position on border fences even if he would never admit it himself
Kyriakos Mitsotakis sat down with German newspaper Bild to urge the European Commission to provide funding for nation-states to better protect the bloc’s external border
The ship’s crew has already abandoned the boat
Member states with sizeable arms industries push for national interests
Europe should follow Macron’s advice and move away from pursuing U.S. interests instead of its own, writes Magyar Nemzet commentator Levente Sitkei
Tamás Menczer tells Ukraine it must first resolve its treatment of the Hungarian minority residing in the country
Dismantling the armed forces is not a good way to prepare for war, Magyar Hírlap columnist Péter G. Fehér writes
“Brussels is once again stealthily taking powers away from member states,” said Hungary’s top diplomat
In the current conditions of war Serbia’s EU membership is a matter of strategic importance
Russia said it was sending nuclear weapons to Belarus in response to the U.K. sending depleted uranium tank shells to Ukraine
The EU is looking to address Ukraine’s artillery shell shortage with a new agreement
Hungary, which did not sign the agreement, says the agreement will lead to further escalation
Macron has survived a no-confidence vote, but his pension reform may mark the beginning of the end
Hungarian Justice Minister Judit Varga claimed Brussels is outsourcing its democracy to overpowered NGOs that promote its ideology
The EU may be urging more deportations, but the bloc wants more mass immigration — a lot more
Hungarian MEP Balázs Hidvéghi offered his remarks during a European Parliament plenary session on the bloc’s future migration policy
Daniel Freund European Parliament Rule of law sanctions Viktor Orbán European Union Germany Hungary News MEP Daniel Freund’s Twitter page features some of the crudest and most unsophisticated anti-Orbán propaganda of any EU politician
Western countries met last week to discuss possible sanctions if China provdes weapons to Russia
Insolvencies reported in Belgium and France jumped by 44 percent and 50 percent, respectively
The new agreement aims to improve the controversial Northern Ireland Protocol that pro-U.K. politicians in Northern Ireland claim has isolated the country from the rest of the U.K.
Ukraine will gain very little from EU membership, writes Károly Loránt, a columnist for Hungarian media outlet Magyar Hírlap
The EU is sending 420 tons of aid to Turkey worth €1.1 million
The latest asylum application data demonstrates how the EU is failing to protect its borders
The EU executive’s 32,000 staff must remove the app from any device used for business purposes no later than March 15
Hungary is working to defend its agricultural market from Ukrainian dumping
The EU complaint relates to two rulings made in 2021 that held that the Polish constitution takes precedence over the European treaties
Belgium says the law discriminates against LGBT people
There is also the irony of pro-migrant and pro-refugee EU staffers protesting being moved into a migrant-heavy neighborhood
Péter Szijjártó accused the European Parliament of doing its utmost to isolate Hungary
The Italian prime minister must both deliver on her election promises and placate the European elite
Renowned French historian Emmanuel Todd recently said the US obviously blew up the Nord Stream pipelines
Austria took in a record number of migrants last year
With EU member states struggling with an influx of migrants, Brussels is under pressure to pay lip service to the issue, but concrete action is unlikely if the past is any guide
The war is likely to drag on, but Hungary is calling for peace now
A recent report showed China and Russia to be the two largest transgressors on the growing issue
War is always a negative-sum game where all sides lose, economist László Bogár writes in Hungarian newspaper Magyar Nemzet
The EU continues to be beset by hesitations and strategic miscalculations when it comes to Ukraine
