In an interview in a book published this week by French politician and essayist Philippe de Villiers, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is quoted as saying that “Not even in our worst nightmares did we think that, twenty-nine years after our enchained nations gained freedom and the continent reunited, Eu»»»

BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s ruling Fidesz party wants to remain in the center-right European People’s Party (EPP), it said on Tuesday, despite growing pressure within the European Parliament’s biggest grouping to suspend or expel it. FILE PHOTO: Hungarian Prime Mini»»»

The current European Parliament should make no decision on issues related to migration and rule of law as it does not represent the will of EU citizens, a high-ranking Hungarian government official told EURACTIV Croatia in an interview. “We believe that this outgoing Parliament should not make such»»»