Hungary

György Bakondi said Hungary refuses to implement the migration pact, adding that the country instead aims to cooperate with and aid migrants’ countries of origin and transit countries.

Máté Kocsis said it was vital to "clarify new information that surfaced in the press today on a connection between Ukrainian influence operations and the Tisza Party".

János Lázár said the future of the nation and of the homeland will be at stake at next year's election.

President Sulyok personally congratulated the new pontiff on his election after attending mass in the Vatican on Sunday morning.

"In the past 15 years, we have prevented hundreds of thousands, millions of migrants from flooding Hungary," the foreign minister said.

The prime minister said Ukraine was carrying out a well-coordinated, organized, funded, disinformation smear campaign against Hungary.

Prime Minister Orbán declared that Hungary is under attack from both internal and external forces, calling on digital “freedom fighters” to join a growing movement to defend national sovereignty and prepare for the 2026 elections.

"It is clear this measure serves the interests of Ukraine, not Europe. That must change," Minister Szijjártó said.

Máté Kocsis said NGOs and media financed from abroad first spread "migration propaganda before moving on to gender propaganda and then war propaganda".

Századvég conducted its survey in view of a recent bill submitted by ruling Fidesz, aimed to "create an opportunity to list organizations financed from abroad and jeopardising Hungary's sovereignty".