1/5 GOOD NEWS for families: Starting today, 🇭🇺 Hungary introduces major tax reforms aimed at strengthening families & increasing net household income — without raising employer costs.
The most important change: a 50% increase in the 2025 family tax allowance. 🧵
2/5 👨👩👧👦 New monthly tax allowances:
• 1 child: €250+
• 2 children: €510+
• 3+ children: €840+ per child
🪙 €250+/month for children with long-term illness or disabilities.
3/5 This boosts parents’ net pay without placing additional financial burden on employers — a direct, pro-family measure embedded in the tax system.
4/5 Also from today: several parental care benefits are now fully exempt from personal income tax.
This applies to:
• #Maternity allowance (CSED)
• #Childcare allowance (GYED)
• Adoption allowance
Result: approx. 15% income increase for recipients — net equals gross.
5/5 🇭🇺 #Hungary’s approach is clear: protect families, reward childrearing, & strengthen national resilience through responsible economic policy.
#FamilyFirst
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1/6 Even 🇭🇺 Hungary’s left-leaning pollster, Publicus, confirms: the majority of Hungarians oppose the Pride parade — including both undecided voters & the general public.
2/6 According to Publicus (commissioned by @nepszava, Hungary’s largest left-wing daily):
– 53% of undecided voters oppose Budapest Pride.
– In the overall population: 48% oppose, 45% support.
→ The majority rejects it — even by liberal polling standards.
@nepszava 3/6 Among voters of 🇭🇺 Hungary’s governing parties (Fidesz–KDNP), 88% oppose the event — showing clear and consistent unity against public LGBTQ activism.
1/ @PM_ViktorOrban in France: patriotism, sovereignty, common sense.
At the Grand Assembly of the Patriots for Europe group, European leaders gathered to speak with one voice: the voice of national identity, strong borders, and constitutional order. 🧵
2/ 🇭🇺 Hungary proves: there is an alternative to globalist pressure. Families, borders, and national culture are protected — by law. The Hungarian Constitution defends what matters: our way of life, our faith, and our future. 🔒
3/ @PM_ViktorOrban:
“Patriots see clearly — the globalist West is a runaway train heading for disaster. Fewer and fewer children are being born. Giant corporations have plundered our economies. Our universities and culture were captured by internationalist progressives.” 🚂📉
🇵🇱1/ The new Polish President @NawrockiKn gives his first international interview to the Hungarian journal @mandiner: "I am against Ukraine's entry into the European Union.” 🧵
🌅2/ Like Hungary, Poland is a freedom-loving nation, @NawrockiKn tells the magazine. Seeing the commitments of the liberal elites and the pressure from the European Union, a sense of freedom and sovereignty is awakening in Poles.
@NawrockiKn 🗳️3/ He said that during his presidency, Polish citizens will decide what shape Poland will take and they will not yield to ideological trends that destroy what is most important to them.
1/ The EU economy is faltering—and it's by no accident. Brussels' misguided decisions have led to trade wars with China, a costly decoupling from Russian energy, and now ideological distancing from the US.
2/ The economic price is now clear: in 2024, the EU grew jus 1.0%. Germany—Europe’s economic engine—stagnated. Our neighbour Austria slipped into recession. Investment collapsed.
3/ In the EU Commission's forecast the outlook for 2025 isn’t any brighter: GDP growth is projected at just 1.1% in the EU and 0.9% in the euro area. That’s stagnation. Germany stagnate, Austria still in decline.
1/ Had a great conversation with @Freddygray31 for @Spectator. We talked about why patriotic governments cooperate better than globalist ones, how foreign influence threatens sovereignty, and why the nation-state is the only structure that truly protects our people. 🧵
2/ Western politics is shifting. Nation-states led by patriotic governments can work together—based on their national interests. Globalist liberals push their ideology on everyone—and refuse to accept alternatives.
3/ We think foreign-funded media isn’t compatible with democracy and sovereignty. We’re fighting Soros-backed networks financing liberal opposition in Hungary and beyond. Trump cut their funds—but now Brussels wants to take over. This isn’t aid—it’s interference.
1/ Yes, there is a fight for democracy today — but not the one liberals claim.
The real struggle is against the political leviathan they’ve built: a system where power is detached from the people and exercised without democratic legitimacy.
2/ Across the globe, political systems are competing.
State structure is no longer a domestic matter — it defines competitiveness, economic success, and social stability.
And in this race, Western liberal democracies are steadily losing ground.
3/ Why?
Because Western politics is torn by a growing divide: between popular will and elite ideology.
We face a stark choice — democracy grounded in the people, or liberalism imposed from above, even against majority consent.