Kinga Kollar, an MEP from the Tisza Party, sparked outrage in Hungary with her comments on the effectiveness of withholding EU funds, claiming it strengthens the opposition despite worsening living conditions. Her remarks drew comparisons to Ferenc Gyurcsany’s controversial 2006 speech and led to accusations of treason from government officials. Prime Minister Viktor Orban condemned her statements, emphasizing that politics should serve the country, not personal power. A protest against Kollar is planned, highlighting growing public discontent with the Tisza Party. Teljes cikk (Magyarnemzet)