BBC HARDtalk - Péter Szijjártó - Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Hungary (26/2/19) (720p)

Stephen Sackur is in Budapest to speak to Hungarian foreign minister Péter Szijjártó. Hungary is led by a nationalist, populist prime minister, Viktor Orbán, who believes his opposition to immigration and his defence of so-called Christian values can transform not just Hungary but the whole of the European Union. But can 'Orbanism' win Europe's battle of ideas?
Interviewed Guest - Péter Szijjártó
Interviewer - Stephen Sackur
www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0c4...

[@urbin1220]

Péter Szijjártó is right!

[@ildikoesztergalyos7306]

Go and live there ;) If U do already: good luck.

[@heatcheck3]

I would 100% rather live in Budapest now than Paris. Was not true 15 years ago.

[@k.2804]

I completely agree...France is still breathtakingly beautiful but you have to stay away from the big cities because of obvious reasons..

[@e.s.eipert518]

and we are welcoming everyone who wants to come legally in our country 🌻☺️♥️
During the pandemic we were able to keep the numbers down.
Hungary is safe and calm, thanks to our government who takes responsibility for the citizens.
If our country will be again in the hand of the liberal opposition, we will be already bankrupted, the whole nation except the 1% liberal marxist elit.

[@SuperReyand]

But then you would be living Hungarians, isn’t that equally horrible? or even worse?

[@ildikoesztergalyos7306]

Then go and live there ;) (from Hungarian salary tho!) and hopefully Ur a woman,or even living in a same sex relationship. After a year,let's talk again.

[@heatcheck3]

@@ildikoesztergalyos7306 that’s probably why it’s a nice place to live.

[@sjadams8941]

Godspeed Hungary

[@heatcheck3]

BBC propaganda at its best

[@otiliaforan5177]

Proud to be hungarian.

[@Tomatost8]

Never trust a man who wears colorful socks with a suit.