US EditionAfter US, Hungary declares Antifa as a terrorist organisation as Orban follows Trump's footsteps
Hungary follows the U.S. by listing Antifa as a terrorist group, enabling sanctions and blacklisting to counter what it views as violent left-wing extremism, Prime Minister Orbán said.
- On Friday, Hungary published a newly created list naming Antifa groups after Prime Minister Viktor Orbán vowed to follow President Donald Trump's lead.
- On Monday, President Donald Trump signed an order designating Antifa a domestic terrorist organisation after Charlie Kirk was shot on September 10, prompting Budapest's move.
- The decree specifies financial sanctions and blacklisting of individuals, with only organisations not on EU or UN sanctions lists eligible; it names the Antifa grouping and Hammerbande/Antifa Ost linked to 2023 Budapest assaults.
- Several left‑wing activists have been prosecuted over assaults at a neo‑Nazi commemoration, while experts on Antifa note its lack of formal organisation sparks legal debate.
- Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó urged the European Union to align with the US on Antifa, framing the move amid NATO‑Russia tensions to keep Central Europe an "island of peace and security.
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Hungary wants to add several antifa groups to a new list of terrorist organisations.
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! UNITED NATIONS — A Hungarian official sat down with Fox News Digital at the United Nations this week as his country is poised to follow the U.S. in declaring Antifa a terrorist organization. He said the move highlights the strengthening ties between the U.S. and Hungary now that the Biden administration has ended. “I think this is another issue which shows that the current Trump administration and the …
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Hungary plans to designate Antifa as a terrorist organization following the U.S., as Prime Minister Viktor Orbán strengthens ties with President Donald Trump.
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Hungary's right-wing populist Prime Minister Orban has fulfilled his threat of officially branding groups which he regards as terrorist, thus following the United States.
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