The Prime Minister emphasizes that Hungary's EU presidency marks the beginning of a new phase rather than an end. The focus remains on advancing national interests and fostering necessary changes within the EU, particularly regarding the Russia-Ukraine war and migration policies. The Budapest Declaration aims to enhance EU competitiveness, while the rise of patriotic political forces in Europe signals a desire for change. The article discusses the challenges posed by Brussels' bureaucracy and the need for member states to assert their influence. Hungary's successful negotiation for Bulgaria and Romania's Schengen membership is highlighted as a significant achievement. Teljes cikk (Magyarnemzet)