László Tőkés: Orbán Is Looking for a Christian-Conservative Ally in Simion, His Praise Is Also a Gesture Towards Him

According to the president of the Transylvanian Hungarian National Council, Orbán would have a positive attitude towards anyone who could become Romanian president.

Viktor Orbán's speech in Tihany last week continues to be a topic of conversation among Hungarians in Transylvania, which is why the BBC's Central and Eastern Europe correspondent, Nick Thorpe, asked László Tőkés, a key figure in the 1989 Romanian revolution and former MEP, about the statement. Thorpe, who lives in Budapest, asked Tőkés after a film screening, who was noticeably wary of criticizing Orbán, writes Transtelex, which describes the i…

The indigenous Hungarian minority press would also be considered "foreign-influenced" media if Fico, Simion, or Vučić implemented the "transparency" law there.