Tibor Navracsics responded to the dismissal of Botond Feledy

Tibor Navracsics criticized the dismissal of Botond Feledy from the Hungarian Institute of Foreign Affairs, labeling it as government paranoia. He argued that accepting commissions from various sides is standard for analysts and reflects their impartiality. Navracsics questioned the government's criteria for employment, suggesting that if only those who haven't worked for previous administrations were eligible, many current officials would also be disqualified. He emphasized that the quality of Feledy's work is more important than his previous affiliations. Navracsics warned that the current government's actions indicate a desire to maintain societal and political divisions, discouraging those who wish to align with its policies.