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The prime minister said Hungary today was "the laboratory of conservative politics", and that his government had been "building the free, conservative and Christian Hungary for 15 years".

For years, Hungary has warned that foreign-funded media and NGOs are being used as political tools to manipulate public opinion. Now, thanks to newly released data, the scale of this operation is clearer than ever.

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán took the stage at the Patriots for Europe Summit in Madrid to enthusiastic applause, delivering an energizing speech filled with historical reflections, political defiance, and a call for conservative resurgence.

"Hungary is absolutely interested in solutions which bring peace and stability to the Middle East," the foreign minister said.

Minister Szijjártó said mankind was living through "an era of dangers and constant crises", with the uncertainties causing serious security challenges.

Minister Szijjártó said the world organization was facing serious challenges so its leaders should finally move out of their comfort zone if they wanted to save the institution.

Minister Szijjártó said the EU was facing serious economic challenges and that its competitiveness had dwindled in the past years.

"We sympathise with and pray for the families of the victims in these difficult moments," the foreign minister said.

Minister Szijjártó said it is important that "in the completely new geopolitical reality" NATO return to its original goals of being the world’s strongest defense alliance.

Zsolt Németh said PACE ratified the Georgian delegation’s credentials with 113 votes in favor, 13 against and 7 abstentions.