Péter Magyar Still Does Not Support Same-Sex Marriage
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At next week's EU summit, the Hungarian Prime Minister is expected to meet with Zelensky, who gave his first interview to a Finnish newspaper in Karmelita.
Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar is rapidly dismantling Viktor Orbán's autocratic regime, but he is cautious about Ukraine and the status of sexual minorities.
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced the possibility of a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky during the next summit of European Union leaders in Brussels, scheduled for October 15-16, the MTI news agency reported on Sunday. The main point of contention between the authorities in Budapest and Kyiv is the issue of the Hungarian minority in Ukraine's Transcarpathia.
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The Prime Minister gave an interview at the Carmelite Monastery and made several announcements.
"Anyone who has an appointment will get an interview" - Péter Magyar spoke to a Finnish newspaper about the new constitution and the Orbán era - Corruption and same-sex marriage also came up.
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