If that's what it takes, let there be a revolt!
Jobbik launches European citizens' initiative for wage union
Jobbik in EU
Let us ask our Polish friends not to walk into a political dead-end
Let us ask the Polish government to be wiser and more considerate than the Hungarian leadership and not to follow the wrong course
Jobbik hopes for a real political renewal in Italy
n our view, the failure of the referendum submitted by PM Matteo Renzi was the predictable manifestation of the citizens' dissatisfaction with the reigning political elite
Volner: Border fence works, migrant quota is real threat
János Volner pointed out that the real concern was the mandatory migrant allocation quota suggested by the EU
Reaction to Pozsony/Bratislava EU Summit: Orbán's real intentions revealed: he would use immigrants to manage labour shortage
Orbán is driving Hungary into a highly risky gamble
Jobbik congratulates Alternative für Deutschland party for their success at the regional elections
We firmly believe that the old parties, which have lost their character in the false disputes of the 20th century and left a crisis-ridden continent behind, will be replaced by the forces truly promot
Jobbik respectfully commemorates the Polish people murdered by the Ukrainian Insurgent Army during World War II
Jobbik pays respect to the memory of the Polish people massacred 73 years ago by members of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) on the so-called Bloody Sunday of Volhynia in the area of today’s Western
We must grab this historic opportunity to create a Europe of nations
In this ‘critical moment’, Jobbik initiates a five-party discussion this summer on the future of the EU, more specifically, the renegotiation of the EU treaties
The Brexit is the EU's last chance to change direction
A referendum, the voice of the people must not be overruled by anything
Jobbik congratulates Austrian patriots for the result achieved in the presidential election
The marginal difference between the results of Van der Bellen and Hofer shows that the patriotic option is viable and a significant share of Austria’s citizens considers FPÖ as the power that can lead