In his speech at Budapest's Várkert Bazaar, Prime Minister Orbán emphasized 2025 as a year of breakthroughs, highlighting ongoing struggles and the need for bold thinking. He discussed battles with Brussels, particularly on migration and cultural issues, and expressed gratitude to Hungarians for their resilience. He criticized high inflation and proposed tax reductions for families with children. Orbán also commented on Ukraine's status, asserting it would not join NATO or the EU in a way that harms Hungary. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)