Prime Minister Viktor Orbán responded to immediate questions in Parliament, covering a range of issues from election results to national policies, following the recent local and European Parliamentary elections.
26 February 2024, Budapest
According to the numbers, 168 MPs voted for the motion, two against, while there were four abstentions.
The prime minister said the Soros empire, Brussels bureaucrats and American democrats are Hungary's enemies.
25 September 2023, Budapest
25 September 2023, Budapest
The new guest worker legislation was approved with a vote of 135 for, 47 against and 10 abstentions.
The amendment was passed with 130 votes in favor, 51 against and 6 abstentions.
The declaration also includes a statement in support of initiatives that assist migration countries of origin, paving the way for Hungary to join the post-Cotonou agreement.
The foreign minister said the war had so far proved “disastrous”, with “hundreds of thousands dead, millions displaced, hundreds of thousands of families torn apart and thousands drafted forcefully, while whole regions are in ruins.”
The Hungarian government’s position is that the enlargement of NATO will be a significant step towards enhancing the security of the Euro-Atlantic region.
27 February 2023
27 February 2023, Budapest