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The Prime Minister also told M1 that the ruling parties are currently more concerned with governing than campaigning. For him, October 23 was more of a national holiday than a political competition.
PM Orbán: China, India, Arab world pro-peace
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told public current affairs channel M1 in the Vatican on Monday that he expects that over time, “the anti-war camp’s numbers will grow by the day”. PM Orbán: China, India, Arab world pro-peace Put to him that few world leaders were standing up for peace, Orbán said this was merely “an illusion”, arguing that the world was not synonymous with the West, where, he said, few were pro-peace. But taking “all of humanity”, t…
According to the Hungarian Prime Minister, more and more countries will join "the pro-peace, anti-war camp."
Viktor Orbán and his family were received in a private audience by Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican. The Prime Minister subsequently held talks with his Italian counterpart, Giorgia Meloni, in Rome. There is an anti-war, hidden network in the world, consisting of leaders for whom peace is the most important thing. This network has a spiritual, mental center, here in the Vatican, Orbán said in an interview with M1 in Rome. According to Orbán, the othe…
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán gave an interview to public television after his audience with Pope Leo XIV in Rome, where he was also asked about the Trump-Putin summit planned for Budapest.
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