Orban, Klaus discuss migration crisis, solutions

Former Czech President Vaclav Klaus and Prime Minister Viktor Orban, meeting in Budapest on Thursday, agreed about the nature of, and possible solutions to, the migration crisis hitting Europe, the PM's press chief said. Reviewing the issues that are currently in the focus of European politics, Orban and Klaus agreed that the mass migration afflicting Europe since 2015 is undermining the continent's social and cultural structure. Klaus said that "as millions of rationally thinking Europeans," he also supports Orban's "brave stance" on the issue. Klaus arrived in Budapest on the occasion that his book entitled "Europe All Inclusive: A Brief Guide to Understanding the Current Migration Crisis" and co-authored with Czech economist Jiri Weigl had been published in Hungarian.