Orbán in 2018: The bureaucrats, some of whom failed at home and then parachuted into the UN, would like to continue their political careers.

Viktor Orbán's 2018 interview gained relevance after reports of U.S. lobbying for him as the next UN Secretary-General. He discussed Hungary's withdrawal from the UN migration pact, emphasizing that UN decisions are not seen as direct threats by member states. Orbán argued that the UN was established for dialogue among conflicting interests and to resolve conflicts. He warned that the migration document could lead to global migration regulation, influenced by liberal entities. Despite recent political challenges, U.S. interest in Orbán highlights his diplomatic significance.