Brussels has become enslaved to the utopia of the supranational Europe, but the continent must be multipolar according to the Hungarian PM.
”Europe is becoming increasingly weak, and is now even forced to struggle for the status of regional player. It has been unable to achieve its ambitious goals, such as that of the euro becoming one of the world’s reserve currencies alongside the dollar”, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said at the Lámfalussy Conference organised by the National Bank of Hungary. He said that Europe must abandon “the illusion of federalism”, and the continent must be made multipolar. Mr. Orban believes that the solution needed to once more make the continent competitive lies in Europe abandoning “the illusion of federalism”, and becoming multipolar. The Visegrad Group wants to be a strong pole within such a system, he said.
