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Video Insight: Orbán on “Christianity & Freedom” in English

• 6 Jun 2025 4:05 PM

Michael Knowles sat down with the PM of Hungary Viktor Orbán to discuss various topics, specifically the moving of the Holy Crown of St. Stephen from the National Museum to the Parliament, as well as the Prime Minister's understanding of "freedom".

Like what he says or not, the video below offers valuable insights for expats in Hungary.

Source: Michael Knowles

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