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Hungary publishes list of demands to EU
(MENAFN) Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has called on the European Union to take decisive action against foreign influence within its institutions, specifically targeting individuals linked to billionaire George Soros. He also urged Brussels to reject Ukraine’s bid for EU membership and uphold the national Sovereignty of member states.
In a post on X on Saturday, Orban demanded the removal of “Soros agents” from the European Commission and the expulsion of “corrupt lobbyists” from the European Parliament. He has long opposed foreign-funded organizations, particularly those tied to Soros, accusing them of interfering in Hungary’s domestic policies and promoting a globalist agenda.
Additionally, Orban reiterated his opposition to Ukraine’s swift accession to the EU, arguing that it would negatively impact the bloc’s economy. While Kiev applied for membership in 2022 and quickly gained candidate status, Budapest remains firmly against its rapid integration.
Orban’s list of demands also included preserving Europe’s Christian heritage, banning what he described as “unnatural re-education of children,” reducing debt, ensuring equal treatment for all EU nations, and restoring powers that he claims Brussels has wrongfully taken from national governments. He insisted on a strong veto power for member states and called for stricter border controls, urging the EU to stop interfering with Hungary’s immigration policies.
Since the 2015 migrant crisis, Hungary has implemented strict border measures, including constructing fences along its southern borders and refusing to comply with EU-mandated refugee quotas, leading to legal disputes and financial penalties from Brussels. Hungary has also faced EU backlash over its child protection laws, which ban LGBTQ-related content in media and education accessible to minors. These policies have resulted in legal action against Budapest and the freezing of billions in EU funds over alleged human rights violations.
In a post on X on Saturday, Orban demanded the removal of “Soros agents” from the European Commission and the expulsion of “corrupt lobbyists” from the European Parliament. He has long opposed foreign-funded organizations, particularly those tied to Soros, accusing them of interfering in Hungary’s domestic policies and promoting a globalist agenda.
Additionally, Orban reiterated his opposition to Ukraine’s swift accession to the EU, arguing that it would negatively impact the bloc’s economy. While Kiev applied for membership in 2022 and quickly gained candidate status, Budapest remains firmly against its rapid integration.
Orban’s list of demands also included preserving Europe’s Christian heritage, banning what he described as “unnatural re-education of children,” reducing debt, ensuring equal treatment for all EU nations, and restoring powers that he claims Brussels has wrongfully taken from national governments. He insisted on a strong veto power for member states and called for stricter border controls, urging the EU to stop interfering with Hungary’s immigration policies.
Since the 2015 migrant crisis, Hungary has implemented strict border measures, including constructing fences along its southern borders and refusing to comply with EU-mandated refugee quotas, leading to legal disputes and financial penalties from Brussels. Hungary has also faced EU backlash over its child protection laws, which ban LGBTQ-related content in media and education accessible to minors. These policies have resulted in legal action against Budapest and the freezing of billions in EU funds over alleged human rights violations.
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