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Among the Brusselian elite the principle of the blind leading the blind prevails. Brussels is unable to detect the existing European problems therefore the aim of the upcoming European Parliamentary elections is to finally open their eyes. Without a doubt, the most significant political event of 2024 will be the European elections. In Brussels, the principle of the blind leading the blind is in full effect, since the Brusselian elite have long been unable to see the real problems of the common European citizen. They are

Merely two years into the EU’s 7-year budget the European Commission has raised eyebrows by requesting an additional 98.9 billion euros from EU Member States. Citing depleted financial resources due to the war in Ukraine, migration crises, and unforeseen shifts in the financial markets, Brussels seeks increased contributions from Member States to address the needs of the Union. This request comes as a surprise as it exposes a lack of budget management by the Commission and raises significant concerns. Given the financial difficulties faced

For more than one thousand years, Hungary has existed in the heart of Europe, drawing from our rich history and unique geographic location. Sovereignty has emerged as a cornerstone of our national strategy, influenced by our past and our geography. While we align ourselves with the West, we also cherish our Eastern heritage. Taking a pragmatic approach, we strive to build meaningful connections and engage with the non-Western world. Balancing our Western ties with our Eastern roots, Hungary seeks to foster productive relationships and promote connectivity

We cannot allow select countries to impose their will on others on critical issues of war and peace, such as the imposition of sanctions or the financing of weapons, Balázs Orbán writes. In an open letter published in Politico on 12 June, seven EU foreign ministers proposed a shift towards the greater use of qualified majority voting, QMV, in the block's Common Foreign and Security Policy. Accepting such a proposal would not only endanger national sovereignty but also undermine the strength of the EU. Primarily, a country's