Viktor Orbn

Hungary has imposed a state of emergency, and Viktor Orbn states that Budapest will stay away from the war.
Ursula von der Leyen called for talks with Moscow to enable the delivery of wheat, which was captured in Ukraine because Russia blocked the ports.

Namely, the works in question are the reconstruction and modernization of the railway Subotica-Horgos-state border with Hungary-Szeged.
Before the arrival of President Vui and Hungarian Prime Minister Orbn, more than 5.000 citizens gathered in Horgos.

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The delegation of the Serbian government, led by the Prime Minister Ana Brnabi, was welcomed at the airport on Tuesday by Minister of Finance of Hungary, Mihly Varga. Prime Minister of Hungary, Viktor Orbn, prepared a working dinner for the Serbian delegation.

They state that Orbn and Vui express great affection openly and that this was also seen on Wednesday in Slovenia, at the Bled Strategic Forum, also attended by the Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovi.

It is a shame, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbn added during an interview for state radio.
The European Commission's legal action launched against Hungary over measures it said discriminated against LGBT people amounts to "legal hooliganism" and is "shameful", Prime Minister Viktor Orbn told state radio on Friday, as Reuters reports.

"We have many vaccines, but we do not have enough vaccinated people, a number of people do not want to be vaccinated. I find it hard to understand that," Vucic said in an address to the media after the meeting with the Hungarian statesman.
The President of Serbia referred to the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic and recalled Orbn's advice.

Previously, Vui presented the Order of the Serbian Flag of the first degree to the Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Pter Szijjrt, for special merits in developing and strengthening the cooperation and friendly relations between Serbia and Hungary.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbn paid for a full-page advertisement outlining its EU vision, entitled "On the future of the European Union", and the seventh point reads: "Serbia should be admitted to the EU".

"Viktator", as some media call him, a bad politician who angers Europe with his attitudes towards LGBT and migrants, paid for an ad in the Croatian Vecernji list entitled "On the future of the European Union". In it, he listed seven proposals that would improve the EU, and the last one concerns, no less and no more, Serbia.

Is there any truth in all this, Deutsche Welle asks in the text "George Soros, the ruler from the shadows?"