Alice Weidel, Péter Szijjártó Address the Crowd at Day 2 of CPAC Hungary 2025
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CPAC Budapest Day 2: Poso Calls for Dismantling NGO Network, AfD's Weidel Calls Anti-Populist "Firewall" a "Panic Room"
Hungarian gov’t spox Zoltán Kovács and Jack Posobiec Opening the second day of CPAC Budapest, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjárto highlighted PM Viktor Orbán’s peace efforts in Ukraine: “For 3 years we have been arguing for a cease-fire. Now those who were attacking us are also calling for a cease-fire.“ “We had to oppose illegal migration for years. We built a fence to stop all illegal migrants. We have to pay a fine of €1 million a d…
Alice Weidel, Péter Szijjártó Address the Crowd at Day 2 of CPAC Hungary 2025
CPAC Hungary 2025, one of the biggest gatherings of conservative statesmen, thinkers, and influencers in the world each year, continued with Day 2 at the Budapest Congress Center on Friday, 30 May. This day kicked off with a speech by Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó of Hungary. He started by describing the year 2025 as ‘a watershed year’. ‘Until now, we were playing defence, but it’s now time to go on offence,’ he proclaime…
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán Received Alice Weidel in Budapest
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán welcomed Alice Weidel, co-chair of the German Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, in Budapest on the occasion of the CPAC Hungary 2025 conference. At the opening of the event, Orbán welcomed Weidel in a special way, noting: “It’s good to see that there are ordinary Germans who love their country more than Brussels.” During the meeting, both emphasized their commitment to national sovereignty, the protection of Christ…
‘It is grotesque. It is authoritarian’ – AfD’s Weidel warns of growing assault on democracy in Germany at CPAC Hungary
May 30, 2025 Alternative for Germany (AfD) leader Alice Weidel used the stage at CPAC Hungary to raise awareness of what she says is growing authoritarian behavior from the German government towards millions of Germans. She points to calls to ban her party, the second-largest party in the country and the leading opposition party, as well as attacks on free speech and spying from the country’s powerful domestic intelligence agency. “Let’s be clea…
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