Hungary’s future depends on the strength and resilience of its middle class, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán emphasized at the 2025 Lámfalussy Lectures Conference, hosted by Hungary’s central bank (MNB).
The prime minister met Cecilia Müller, the chief public health officer, and other officials to mark the fifth anniversary of the pandemic.
"We are the majority in the Western world," said Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
The prime minister said the EU's migration pact posed a "deadly threat" to the country.
During his appearance on Kossuth Radio’s Good Morning, Hungary! program, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán emphasized that migration remains the most pressing issue for Hungary’s security and future.
"We're not just making promises, but working and making progress," PM Orbán said.
22 January 2025, Budapest
The prime minister said the way Kyiv was attempting to control and shape relations with central European countries was "unacceptable".
Given Ukraine's decision to halt gas shipments, the two countries' energy security was high on the agenda.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán met Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico in Bratislava on Tuesday for a working lunch focused on energy security and regional cooperation.
21 January 2025, Bratislava/Pozsony
21 December 2024, Budapest
The world sees "the rise of the East, Asia, and the world order created and dominated by the Anglo-Saxons is over," the prime minister said.