Poland will now ask the US if Zbigniew Ziobro is allowed to remain there without valid travel documents.
Poland will now ask the US if Zbigniew Ziobro is allowed to remain there without valid travel documents.
A revived “V4 will be one of the greatest powers”, declared Poland’s Donald Tusk.
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Magyar said that his government can “learn from Poland” on restoring the rule of law, recovering frozen EU funds, and fighting corruption.
Jarosław Kaczyński “relied on information that has been circulated by the media”, said a PiS party spokesman.
Polish PM Donald Tusk expressed his “joy” at Magyar’s victory.
Kaczyński also defended Orbán’s ties with Russia, saying that he “has no choice” because of Hungary’s dependence on Russian energy.
The meeting was strongly criticised by Poland’s own government.
Péter Magyar’s announcement came shortly after he met with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Ziobro thanked Viktor Orbán for defending him against “political persecution”.
The judge accused the government of “violating human rights and civil liberties”, including the presumption of innocence.
Next week, a Polish court is due to decide whether to issue an arrest warrant for Ziobro.
“In view of the meeting between Orbán and the criminal Putin, it is obvious that the president has cancelled this visit,” said Nawrocki’s spokesman.
Viktor Orbán accused Poland of being “gripped by war psychosis”.
“Hungary committed a hostile act against Poland” by granting asylum to Marcin Romanowski, says the foreign minister.