#viktor-orban

#viktor-orban

Orban and European far-right leaders view Trump's victory as an opportunity for closer US partnerships, despite uncertain benefits.

Hungary's PM argues that increasing NATO defense spending to 5% would severely harm the economy.

The Hungarian government's request to revoke Ilaria Salis' parliamentary immunity highlights the ongoing tension surrounding anti-fascism and political dissent in Europe.

Viktor Orban's long reign is challenged by Peter Magyar and his Tisza party, highlighting newfound hope for political change in Hungary.

European leaders criticize Hungary's PM Orban for democratic backsliding and lack of support for Ukraine in EU discussions.

Viktor Orban has maintained a contentious yet influential presence in European politics, garnering support from global right-wing leaders despite tensions with the E.U.

European leaders aim to enhance economic competitiveness after Trump's reelection, emphasizing security and support for Ukraine amidst changing geopolitical dynamics.

Viktor Orban's visit to Georgia highlights growing tensions over alleged electoral misconduct and differing perspectives on democracy in Eastern Europe.

Trump's presidency sought to empower far-right movements in Europe, aligning with leaders who promoted illiberal democracy.

Von der Leyen rebuked Orban for his lack of support for Ukraine and criticized Hungary's economic mismanagement.

The Hungarian presidency under Viktor Orbán was marked by division, self-interest, and a lack of substantive achievements, undermining EU unity.

Orbán alleges the EU is conspiring to replace his government, likening their methods to Soviet influence in Eastern Europe.

Orban advocates for significant EU reforms regarding migration due to an impending crisis.

Orban's remarks drew criticism from EU leaders for his past policies and authoritarianism.

Trump's endorsement of Viktor Orbán highlights his continued support for controversial leaders and anti-LGBTQ+ policies.

Viktor Orban, the prime minister of Hungary, a right-wing nationalist with anti-immigration views, will meet privately with former President Donald Trump in Florida.

The meeting between Trump and Orban at Mar-a-Lago highlights Trump's efforts to position himself as a prominent figure in conservative movements globally.

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban celebrated Donald Trump's election, viewing it as a significant boost for himself and Europe's populist movements.

The far-right Hungarian prime minister, Viktor Orban, stated Trump won't provide aid to Ukraine if re-elected.

Orban believes Trump's lack of support will end the Ukraine-Russia war, indicating Ukraine can't sustain on its own.

Viktor Orban, Hungary's prime minister, is strategically aligning with international far-right leaders like Donald Trump, believing in the rise of nationalist forces and anticipating a shift in Washington DC.

European leaders are grappling with the implications of Donald Trump's election victory on trade, defense, and support for Ukraine.

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban is blocking the start of EU membership talks and financial aid for Ukraine

The summit is crucial for Ukraine's war against Russia and its ability to secure aid packages

Viktor Orban has agreed to a 50 billion support package for Ukraine after initially vowing to block the funds.

The support package is designed to keep Ukraine's economy afloat, providing cash for hospitals, schools, and civil servants' wages and pensions.

Viktor Orban, the Hungarian prime minister, has been playing a high-stakes game in international politics, but is starting to face pushback from Europe's heavy hitters.

Orban has been increasingly isolated and facing criticism for his behavior, including hijacking a summit on Ukraine and causing delays in aid packages for the country.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban expressed opposition to Hungary's participation in the war in Ukraine while remaining a NATO member.

EU leaders have agreed to create a 50 billion euro fund for Ukraine within the EU budget.

Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary, who had been the main obstacle, has now agreed to the deal.

Orban's visit to Georgia follows a contentious election victory amid claims of voter intimidation, with implications for EU relations and election legitimacy.

Hungary's democratic backsliding and foreign policy choices present significant challenges to its relationships with the EU and NATO. Immediate action is needed.

Protests in Georgia highlight public unrest over disputed election results and fears of increased authoritarianism.

Orban's visit signals geopolitical tensions and the complexities of EU and Russian influences in Georgia.

'Bella Ciao' symbolizes a global yearning for freedom and has become an anthem against political oppression across various movements worldwide.

Orban emphasizes defending Hungary's freedom and sovereignty in his speech, calling for support for Fidesz in EU elections.

Rise of right-wing parties in EU elections may provide Orban with more allies in the European Parliament.

Fico's return has intensified a purge of perceived enemies, raising concerns of increasing authoritarianism in Slovakia.

Suella Braverman will appear at the NatCon conference alongside Hungarian autocrat Viktor Orban, sparking backlash.

Viktor Orban's close ties to Putin, crackdown on gay rights and press freedom, and controversial platform at IOF are concerning.

Sweden agrees to hold talks with Hungary's leader, Viktor Orban, over the expansion of NATO, reversing their earlier position that NATO membership was not up for negotiation.

Turkey's vote to accept Sweden as a NATO member leaves Hungary as the only holdout, strengthening Orban's leverage for negotiations.

The European Commission is taking legal action against Hungary over a new law that it says violates the principle of democracy

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban has been clashing with Brussels over democratic norms

Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary will continue to urge Hungarian legislators to vote in favor of accepting Sweden into NATO.

Hungary is currently the only holdout in not approving NATO's expansion, as Turkey recently endorsed Sweden's entry into the military alliance.

Hungary's Parliament approved Sweden as a new NATO member after over a year of delay.

Sweden's approval came with the promise of Gripen fighter jets and an A.I. research center in Hungary.

Hungary's parliament ratifies Sweden's NATO membership after 18 months of delays.

Unanimous support from all NATO members required for new country admissions.

A scandal involving the pardon of a man convicted of covering up pedophilia has led to a series of resignations in Hungary, including a political ally of Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

The scandal has damaged Hungary's image as a defender of traditional values, just as Orban seeks to position himself as a leader of a pan-European conservative movement.

The scandal has created embarrassment for the Hungarian government and energized Orban's political opponents ahead of the European Parliament elections in June.

European Council president Charles Michel will step down early, triggering a race to find a successor for the position.

Michel plans to stand in the European parliament elections in June and will be the head of the liberal Reformist Movement in the elections.

Charles Michel plans to resign as European Council president early to run for a seat in the European Parliament in June.

The scramble to find a successor for the EU's top job is prompted by the risk of the role falling temporarily to Hungary's Viktor Orbán.

European Council president Charles Michel has announced he will run as an MEP in the upcoming European elections.

If elected, Michel will stand down as council president, potentially leaving the role open for Hungary's Viktor Orban.