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Watch: PM's Political Director Balázs Orbán Grilled on BBC Hardtalk

• 18 Sep 2024 5:32 AM

"The liberal world order is over, and at the dawn of a "new world order", conservatives have to know what positions, narratives and way of thinking are needed in order for them to be the winners of the new era", Balázs Orbán says.

Balázs Orbán also recently said progressive liberals were on the side of the war that was weakening Europe while the conflict was leading to a weaker European economy. Europeans and Americans, he added, bore responsibility for creating peace.

See the video below for all he said recently to the BBC.

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