In a packed László Papp Arena and before thousands tuning in online, Prime Minister Orbán addressed the Digital Civic Circles with a message rooted in history, perseverance, and national ambition. Reflecting on Hungary’s past and the shifting global landscape, the prime minister called for unity, courage, and vision to confront the challenges ahead. “We thought one great upheaval would be enough,” said Prime Minister Orbán, referencing the fall of communism and Hungary’s peaceful transition in 1990. It is not just struggling—it is capsizing.”Rejecting Brussels’ path, Prime Minister Orbán called for Hungary to continue charting its own course. “That’s what I believed as a boy—reading Toldi and János vitéz at bedtime.”As the crowd responded with applause, Prime Minister Orbán ended on a note of resolve: “Hungary is our homeland.