Orbán Denies Hungary’s EU Exit Amid Tusk’s Bold Claims

April 27, 2025, 6:20 am

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán robustly refuted Polish opposition leader Donald Tusk’s claims that Hungary would leave the European Union. Orbán stressed that reform—not exit—is the goal, while his pointed social media exchange underscored both political tensions and ironic quips about restoring the EU’s former glory.

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Orbán Hits Back At Tusk's Disinformation Over Hungary Leaving The EU Authored by Thomas Brooke via Remix News, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán firmly denied allegations made by Polish opposition leader Donald Tusk that Hungary might leave the European Union, clarifying that...

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