Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban delivered a fiery keynote address at CPAC Hungary 2025 on Thursday, calling for a coordinated European "patriotic" movement to challenge EU centralization and liberal policies. Speaking to what organizers described as Europe's largest gathering of right-wing leaders, Orban outlined a four-point plan including opposition to Ukrainian EU membership and resistance to Brussels' authority, while praising Donald Trump's victory as a catalyst for similar movements across Europe. The two-day Budapest conference brought together controversial figures including Dutch politician Geert Wilders, Slovak PM Robert Fico, and German AfD leader Alice Weidel, with Orban declaring that "after America, it's Europe's turn" to embrace nationalist governance.