CLEAN : Interview with Zoltan Kovacs secretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Relations

The transcript discusses Hungary's political landscape, focusing on the majority's role in governance, the transparency of its election system, and political stability. It highlights Hungary's relations with Poland, especially regarding perceptions of threats from the east. The Hungarian people's desire to avoid war and the potential for isolation if it aligns with national interest are also covered.

What is the significance of a two-thirds majority in the Hungarian Parliament?

• It is necessary for budget approval.

• It is required for international treaties.

• It enables the government to shape the country's future.

• It allows for minor policy changes.

How is the Hungarian election system described in the video?

• Unfair and biased

• Exclusive and limited

• Complex and outdated

• Transparent and meets European standards

What is the Hungarian Prime Minister's stance on political stability?

• He is indifferent to it.

• He prioritizes it highly.

• He believes it is unnecessary.

• He thinks it is overrated.

How do Hungary and Poland align in terms of international relations?

• They have opposing views.

• They are isolated from each other.

• They are aligned with the European and NATO positions.

• They are neutral.

What is the Hungarian people's stance on engaging in war?

• They are undecided.

• They explicitly do not wish to engage.

• They are indifferent.

• They are eager to participate.