Orbán vows to keep fighting EU on first Brussels visit since election defeat

Unbowed Orbán Returns to Brussels, Declares Patriots’ Surge Unstoppable

Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán made his first official trip abroad since Fidesz lost power in April, travelling to Brussels on Wednesday, 17 June, ahead of a summit of the Patriots for Europe (PfE) group, where he argued that the rise of Europe’s patriotic forces would continue despite his party’s electoral defeat. Speaking at an international press conference alongside former EU Affairs Minister János Bóka, Orbán insisted that Fid…

Orbán: Election defeat changes nothing

“The Fidesz remains closely connected to the European Patriots movement and stands by its goal of reforming Brussels.” Viktor Orbán stated this on Wednesday afternoon at a press conference in the Belgian capital.

Orbán Vows Continued Fight Against EU Migration Pact After Election Defeat

Former Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán is convinced that the rise of anti-migration and sovereigntist parties across Europe will continue despite his own electoral defeat, he said as he arrived in Brussels ahead of a gathering of leaders from the Patriots for Europe (PfE) alliance. Speaking at a press conference on Wednesday, June 17th, Orbán said his Fidesz party’s loss in Hungary’s April parliamentary election would not alter the broader…

Former PM Orbán does not give up to "reform Brussels"

Fidesz’s foreign policy remains committed to supporting Europe’s patriotic movement, Viktor Orbán, the opposition party’s leader, said in Brussels on Wednesday, adding that their goal of reforming Brussels was unchanged.Continue reading

Orbán vows to keep fighting EU on first Brussels visit since election defeat

Former Hungarian prime minister denies corruption allegations and insists he’s staying in politics.