Marton Nagy: Brussels Is Banking on Toppling of Hungarian Government

In an interview, National Economy Minister Marton Nagy discussed Hungary's economic growth prospects, highlighting a dependency on Germany and the automotive industry. He noted that while domestic consumption is stable, external factors like Germany's recession are hindering growth, which is now projected at 0-1%. Nagy emphasized the need to diversify the economy and reduce reliance on Germany, while also addressing the dual economy issue. He criticized the EU's political sanctions on Hungary regarding funds and described them as blackmail.