Hungary's Orban likes what he hears of 'valiant' Trump's security plansBUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban on Saturday said Donald Trump had proposed security policies that Europe should take to heart to solve a security crisis he blames on uncontrolled immigration. Speaking at a summer university in Baile Tusnad, Romania, the Hungarian leader tied increased security threats to increased migration and cited Trump’s proposals at the Republican National Convention to combat terrorism. Orban is one of Europe’s most outspoken politicians and has in the past upset fellow members of the European Union over policy. Most recently he has taken a tough stance on Europe’s  migrant crisis, objecting to EU resettlement plans and calling for a razor wire fence to be built along his country’s southern border. Trump accepted the Republican nomination for president on Thursday with a speech that outlined an increased intelligence effort, an end to a “failed policy of nation-building and regime change” and a total suspension of immigration from states “compromised by terrorism.” He wants a wall to be built along the U.S. border with Mexico. Orban sought to buttress his own security proposals with Trump’s points. “I am not a Donald Trump campaigner,” he said in the televised speech. “I never thought I would ever entertain the thought that, of the open options, he (Trump) would be better for Europe and for Hungary. “But I listened to the candidate and I must tell you he made three proposals to combat terrorism. And as a European I could have hardly articulated better what Europe needs.” Orban has accused the EU of weakness in the face of a what he sees as a fundamental threat from more than a million migrants who arrived on the continent last year, with hundreds of thousands following them this year. For the most part, the migrants are fleeing the war in Syria. European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has called Orban “Viktator” - a pun on Viktor and dictator - as a way of putting down the Hungarian’s views. But Orban also has supporters. Slovak premier Robert Fico, joined Orban’s court challenge of the EU’s mandatory migrant resettlement quotas. Tapping into Trump’s proposals to create “the best intelligence-gathering organisation in the world,” Orban said that Europe too needs to create a network of national intelligence agencies that ranks with the world’s best. He then took aim at some of his EU colleagues. “The second thing, said this valiant American presidential candidate, is to abandon the policy of exporting democracy. I could not have said it more precisely.” Orban said Western countries acted recklessly to remove the undemocratic but stable regimes in Libya, Syria and Iraq without guaranteeing stability in the aftermath, exposing Europe to a mass wave of migration. Worse, he said, instead of supporting the regimes that try to control the civil-war-torn countries in North Africa and the Middle East, Europe criticises them for democratic shortfalls. “If we keep prioritising democracy over stability in regions where we are unlikely to succeed with that, we will create instability, not democracy.” politicsNews
hungary urban likes hears trump security plansbudapest reuters hungarian prime minister victor urban saturday said donald trump proposed security policies europe take heart solve security crisis blames uncontrolled immigration speaking summer university bail turned romania hungarian leader tied increased security threats increased migration cited trump proposals republican national convention combat terrorism urban one europe outspoken politicians past upset fellow members european union policy most recently taken tough stance europe migrant crisis objecting eu resettlement plans calling razor wire fence built along country southern border trump accepted republican nomination president thursday speech outlined increased intelligence effort end failed policy regime change total suspension immigration states compromised he wants wall built along border mexico urban sought mattress security proposals trump points i donald trump campaigner said televised speech i never thought i would ever entertain thought open options trump would better europe hungary but i listened candidate i must tell made three proposals combat terrorism and european i could hardly articulated better europe urban accused eu weakness face sees fundamental threat million migrants arrived continent last year hundreds thousands following year for part migrants fleeing war syria european commission president quicker called urban dictator pun victor dictator way putting hungarian views but urban also supporters slogan premier robert fico joined urban court challenge eu mandatory migrant resettlement quotas tapping trump proposals create best organisation world urban said europe needs create network national intelligence agencies ranks world best he took aim eu colleagues the second thing said valiant american presidential candidate abandon policy exporting democracy i could said urban said western countries acted reckless remove democratic stable regimes libya syria iraq without guaranteeing stability aftermath exposing europe mass wave migration worse said instead supporting regimes try control countries north africa middle east europe criticises democratic shortfall if keep prioritising democracy stability regions unlikely succeed create instability politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Hungary's Orban likes what he hears of 'valiant' Trump's security plansBUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban on Saturday said Donald Trump had proposed security policies that Europe should take to heart to solve a security crisis he blames on uncontrolled immigration. Speaking at a summer university in Baile Tusnad, Romania, the Hungarian leader tied increased security threats to increased migration and cited Trump’s proposals at the Republican National Convention to combat terrorism. Orban is one of Europe’s most outspoken politicians and has in the past upset fellow members of the European Union over policy. Most recently he has taken a tough stance on Europe’s  migrant crisis, objecting to EU resettlement plans and calling for a razor wire fence to be built along his country’s southern border. Trump accepted the Republican nomination for president on Thursday with a speech that outlined an increased intelligence effort, an end to a “failed policy of nation-building and regime change” and a total suspension of immigration from states “compromised by terrorism.” He wants a wall to be built along the U.S. border with Mexico. Orban sought to buttress his own security proposals with Trump’s points. “I am not a Donald Trump campaigner,” he said in the televised speech. “I never thought I would ever entertain the thought that, of the open options, he (Trump) would be better for Europe and for Hungary. “But I listened to the candidate and I must tell you he made three proposals to combat terrorism. And as a European I could have hardly articulated better what Europe needs.” Orban has accused the EU of weakness in the face of a what he sees as a fundamental threat from more than a million migrants who arrived on the continent last year, with hundreds of thousands following them this year. For the most part, the migrants are fleeing the war in Syria. European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has called Orban “Viktator” - a pun on Viktor and dictator - as a way of putting down the Hungarian’s views. But Orban also has supporters. Slovak premier Robert Fico, joined Orban’s court challenge of the EU’s mandatory migrant resettlement quotas. Tapping into Trump’s proposals to create “the best intelligence-gathering organisation in the world,” Orban said that Europe too needs to create a network of national intelligence agencies that ranks with the world’s best. He then took aim at some of his EU colleagues. “The second thing, said this valiant American presidential candidate, is to abandon the policy of exporting democracy. I could not have said it more precisely.” Orban said Western countries acted recklessly to remove the undemocratic but stable regimes in Libya, Syria and Iraq without guaranteeing stability in the aftermath, exposing Europe to a mass wave of migration. Worse, he said, instead of supporting the regimes that try to control the civil-war-torn countries in North Africa and the Middle East, Europe criticises them for democratic shortfalls. “If we keep prioritising democracy over stability in regions where we are unlikely to succeed with that, we will create instability, not democracy.” politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: hungary urban likes hears trump security plansbudapest reuters hungarian prime minister victor urban saturday said donald trump proposed security policies europe take heart solve security crisis blames uncontrolled immigration speaking summer university bail turned romania hungarian leader tied increased security threats increased migration cited trump proposals republican national convention combat terrorism urban one europe outspoken politicians past upset fellow members european union policy most recently taken tough stance europe migrant crisis objecting eu resettlement plans calling razor wire fence built along country southern border trump accepted republican nomination president thursday speech outlined increased intelligence effort end failed policy regime change total suspension immigration states compromised he wants wall built along border mexico urban sought mattress security proposals trump points i donald trump campaigner said televised speech i never thought i would ever entertain thought open options trump would better europe hungary but i listened candidate i must tell made three proposals combat terrorism and european i could hardly articulated better europe urban accused eu weakness face sees fundamental threat million migrants arrived continent last year hundreds thousands following year for part migrants fleeing war syria european commission president quicker called urban dictator pun victor dictator way putting hungarian views but urban also supporters slogan premier robert fico joined urban court challenge eu mandatory migrant resettlement quotas tapping trump proposals create best organisation world urban said europe needs create network national intelligence agencies ranks world best he took aim eu colleagues the second thing said valiant american presidential candidate abandon policy exporting democracy i could said urban said western countries acted reckless remove democratic stable regimes libya syria iraq without guaranteeing stability aftermath exposing europe mass wave migration worse said instead supporting regimes try control countries north africa middle east europe criticises democratic shortfall if keep prioritising democracy stability regions unlikely succeed create instability politicsnews