Orbán would celebrate a Trump win with 'bottles of champagne'
The Guardian|October 09, 2024
Hungary's nationalist leader Viktor Orbán said he will open "several bottles of champagne" if Donald Trump is re-elected to the White House next month.
Jennifer Rankin

The Hungarian prime minister will host fellow European Union leaders for a summit in Budapest just days after the US presidential election on 5 November.

"We will open several bottles of champagne if Trump is back," Orbán told journalists in Brussels yesterday.

He described the November summit as a moment for the bloc "to try to find a common voice".

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