Just like Trump, Hungarian leader Orban wants more babies for his country, offering big incentives

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Just like Trump, Hungarian leader Orban wants more babies for his country, offering big incentives

Earlier this year, Donald Trump announced that he would like Americans to have more babies and pushed forward ways to help that happen. These include expanding access to invitro fertilization and increasing spending in areas with higher marriage and birth rates. But over the Atlantic, Victor Orban, Hungary's Prime Minister, presented an audacious new idea. He wants to introduce a lifetime income tax exemption for all women who have two or more b…

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Orbán Unveils New Pro-Family Financial Support in Hungary.

Hungary is continuing its pro-family agenda, introducing tax breaks and other incentives for couples who wish to start a family. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, a longtime ally of President Donald J. Trump, reiterated his government’s commitment to pro-family policies in an address to the parliament this week.Orbán announced that starting in October, tax deductions for children will be doubled. Additionally, mothers with two or more children will r…

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László Palkovics returned and predicted to Index who the next Hungarian Nobel Prize winner will be - Viktor Orbán reactivated his former minister, who now gave a major interview to our newspaper as a government commissioner.

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The Hungarian Way: Supporting Families to Boost Birth Rates

No, Europe’s most serious problem is not climate change, nor its public debt, nor even its geopolitical irrelevance—it is its demographic suicide, its programmed disappearance amid general indifference. Europe is dying. What countless wars and plagues have failed to achieve is now being accomplished by an unprecedented mix of self-hatred, materialism, spiritual emptiness, fashionable Malthusianism, and rampant individualism. Postmodern society h…