Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, known for his stringent views on immigration, has sparked controversy during his visit to Berlin by criticizing Germany's multicultural society. Orban remarked that Germany, once admired for its industrious people and orderliness, has transformed into a 'colorful and multicultural world' with various effects on society. He nostalgically noted that Germany no longer smells or tastes the same as it did a decade ago, attributing these changes to the country's immigration policies. Orban's comments come as he is set to meet with the German Chancellor, amidst Hungary taking over the rotating presidency of the EU. His statements have reignited discussions on immigration and multiculturalism in Europe.
Governments like Orban's fail to see that diversity and freedom of movement aren't threats but opportunities for richer, more vibrant communities.
I understand Orban's concerns about preserving national culture and the impacts of rapid immigration, but his remarks seem to overlook the potential benefits of a diverse society. It's crucial to find a balance that respects tradition while embracing the positive aspects of multiculturalism.
Orban's got a point about Germany losing its traditional character under the weight of unchecked immigration. It's refreshing to see a leader stand up for preserving national identity and culture amidst the push for a borderless, multicultural Europe.
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"L'odeur n'est plus la même" : Viktor Orban s'en prend à la politique migratoire de l'Allemagne
Le Premier ministre hongrois Viktor Orban, en visite à Berlin, a dénoncé vendredi les méfaits à ses yeux de l'immigration massive en Allemagne ... au pays d'il y a dix ans, le goût n'est plus le même, l'odeur n'est plus la même", a-t-il déclaré ...
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Immigration : en Allemagne, Viktor Orban trouve « le goût » et « l’odeur » différents
L’Allemagne, autrefois prise en exemple « pour son peuple travailleur » et son « ordre », est désormais « un monde coloré et multiculturel », ce qui a « toutes sortes d’effets » sur la société, a esti
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