Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is drawing a direct link between immigration and an attack in Germany where a man drove into a Christmas market teeming with holiday shoppers, killing at least five people and injuring 200 others.
Hungary vows to avoid tragedy like Magdeburg market attack
Mourners Gather in Magdeburg Near Scene of Christmas Market Attack
Mourners on Monday left flowers at the scene of Friday's deadly Christmas market attack as investigators grappled with the suspect's motives. Why It Matters The Johanniskirche, a church located just a short distance from where the attack unfolded,
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Suspect in German Christmas market attack held on murder charges
More details have emerged about those killed when a man drove a car at speed through a Christmas market in Germany.
BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on Saturday drew a direct link between immigration and an attack in Germany where a man drove into a Christmas market teeming with ...
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban on Saturday drew a direct link between immigration and an attack in Germany where a man drove.
BUDAPEST, Hungary — Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on Saturday drew a direct link between immigration and an attack in Germany where a man drove into a Christmas market teeming with ...
He has lived in Germany since 2006 ... and claimed that the EU leadership "wants Magdeburg to happen to Hungary too.” Orbán's anti-immigrant government has taken a hard line on people entering ...
"We will never allow Hungary to become Magdeburg," said Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban. He referred to the recent attack at the Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany, emphasizing his opposition to migration.
Prime minister underscored that, "the more serious the problems in Europe are, the more decisively the economic relations in all other markets should be promoted"
A nine-year-old child is among five people killed in the Christmas market attack in the German city of Magdeburg.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on Saturday drew a direct link between immigration and an attack in Germany where a man drove into a Christmas market teeming with holiday shoppers, killing at least five people and injuring 200 others.
The author of "The Great Believers" has joined in an effort to fight antisemitism and also publicly criticized Israel.
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