Fidesz MEP: Iran-Israel conflict could set off a major migration wave towards Europe
Kinga Gál warned that an aggravation of the conflict would have severe consequences, such as triggering a major migration wave towards Europe.
Kinga Gál warned that an aggravation of the conflict would have severe consequences, such as triggering a major migration wave towards Europe.
The MEPs said the obstruction of politicians and public personalities’ fundamental rights “by such brutal means” in “the very city that claims to be a model of European democracy, tolerance...
Tamás Deutsch said Hungary would remain pro-peace, “no matter how much it irks Brussels bureaucrats”.
“The migration package will open Europe’s gates wide before illegal migrants,” Balázs Hidvéghi said.
The Fidesz national board had been determined to put together a “winning team” for the EP election.
Tamás Deutsch said in a video that “next Wednesday, the left-wing majority of the EP together with the Hungarian dollar left will hold its umpteenth debate on Hungary based on the usual lies and accusations, borne out of a painfully forced pretext”.
The party assembly is expected to adopt the list on April 15, Tamás Deutsch, who also heads the list.
“The law is another attempt from Brussels to curb member states’ sovereignty," said Fidesz MEP Andrea Bocskor.
Tamás Deutsch said opposition Momentum MEP Katalin Cseh was a member of the “dollar-left choir” made up of DK and Momentum politicians “working tirelessly” to prevent Hungarians from receiving EU development funds.
MEPs Edina Tóth and Balázs Hidvéghi said the new regulation focused on consumer protection, fostered innovation and helped companies exploit economic opportunities in the field.
There’s less than 100 days left until the EP elections,” Balázs Hidvéghi said, calling for change in Brussels.
Kinga Gal told Hungarian journalists that Hungary condemned Russia’s aggression against Ukraine and stood by Ukraine in upholding its territorial integrity while providing humanitarian support “beyond its means”.
The European Parliament’s plenary session has voted in favor of a mid-term revision of the bloc’s 2021-2027 budget, including 50 billion euros in long-term aid for Ukraine.