Hungary Stands up to Globalism: Orbán Passes ‘Stop Soros’ Law Against Progressive NGOs. - Politics, Policy, Political Views

The EU Council will again discuss the rule of law in Hungary and the possibility of revoking voting rights due to blockades and controversial laws at the end of May.

The Hungarian government failed to manage the refugee crisis, but instead exploited all of its negative communication potential, as we learn from a new film by the Hungarian YouTube channel Partizán.

On 18 May, thousands of demonstrators marched the streets of Budapest to protest a bill endangering NGOs and the media, accused of "threating the sovereignty of the country." According to Paul Gradvohl, this text more generally reflects the repressive turn taken by Viktor Orban for the past 15 years.

With the upcoming elections in 2026 in mind, the Hungarian government is stepping up its efforts against alleged foreign influence. A new law is intended to tighten controls on NGOs. The opposition and the EU are up in arms, accusing Orbán of trying to shut down independent media and organizations.

Hungary Stands up to Globalism: Orbán Passes ‘Stop Soros’ Law Against Progressive NGOs. - Politics, Policy, Political Views

Viktor Orbán, the Hungarian leader who doesn’t flinch before the globalist elites, has slammed his fist on the table by passing the ‘Stop Soros’ law—a measure that outlaws NGOs and media funded by foreign entities promoting progressive agendas. While the European left mourns in despair, Hungary rises as a stronghold of national sovereignty. The law,

In Hungary, a proposed law is stirring up emotions, putting pressure on public organizations that receive funding from abroad. They are now facing heavy fines. The government argues for transparency, while opponents of the proposal talk about restricting critical media and the non-profit sector. The European Union is also monitoring possible changes. According to experts, the legislation is related to the upcoming elections.