Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán warns EU could collapse in 25 years without reform

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has claimed that the European Union might cease to exist within 25 years unless major structural reforms are implemented. Speaking at the annual Tusványos summer university in Romania, Orbán delivered a keynote address outlining his perspective on the future of Europe. He argued that the bloc is facing mounting economic and political pressures that demand a fundamental realignment of its priorities.

During his address, Orbán stressed that European youth face historical challenges in maintaining regional competitiveness and political stability. His remarks reflect a continuation of his long-standing criticism of Brussels, where he has frequently challenged mainstream EU policies regarding national sovereignty, migration, and governance.

Sources: Point