Irish Prime Minister says to Eurneus, “The hardness of the language is very concerned to me,”

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Oh Dowel Irish Michael Martin expressed great concern over the increasingly hostile tone of the political discourse in Europe and the United States, and the reason for the increase in the influence of social networks.

“At this time, the seriousness of the language in the public speech is very concerned to me and is everywhere in Ireland,” Martin told EuroNus.

“Social networks were a lever for this. For hateful sentences, to reject them from all those who do not agree with our ideas, label people and put them in boxes.”

“As we do here, the ability to discuss, the public sphere is quickly disappearing, and it is worrying me,” the Irish Prime Minister said.

Talking about Hungary, Martin Budapest was sometimes criticized for provocative rhetoric.

“We have an example of some of the rhetoric from the Hungarian government regarding Europe, which says,” We capture or dominate Europe. “

The Prime Minister warned that this type of language could be “very negative”.

Martin also criticized Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Arban for preventing EU decisions regarding Ukraine, which means widening and European Peace Support mechanism, the main tool of providing military assistance to Ukraine to protect Russia’s large -scale invasion.

The Prime Minister expressed concern over the considering of fundamental rights in the EU, and criticized Arban’s “veto abuse” that prevented Ukraine’s decisions.

Although Ireland, as a neutral country, does not provide weapons to Ukraine, it contributes to the MEAP through unstable military support. European Union countries sought bilateral weapons transfers as the MEAP was under significant delays. For example, Ireland recently established an alliance with Lithuania to create anti -Bomb dwellings for Odessa schools.

Arban accused Martin of abuse the EU rules and reiterated the support of Section 7, which may stop the right to vote of member states when it comes to violation of the rule of law.

“There are people who abuse the veto instructions,” he says. “In my view, unreasonable.”

Hungary also prevents the progress of Ukraine’s nomination for the EU, and often condemns Western political and military support for Kyiv. On the contrary, the Dublin supports the country’s adventure and is one of the European capitals, which express themselves in favor of width.

Martin says, “What’s going on now is slander. In my opinion, Ukraine’s adhesion with the European Union is necessary in a geopolitical view.”

“Europe has tried many times to open these problems. In a similar way, the European Peace Support mechanism, the Map, has come up with Ireland’s contribution to Ukraine.”

The evolution of Ireland’s role in European security

In the EU security landscape, debates around the cost of security and cooperation are intensifying, including general loans to fund shared safety requirements.

In this approach, Martin presented a rational point of view of Ireland’s role.

“As far as security is concerned, I think we accept the inevitable member states that are part of this amount, as part of this amount,” he said.

“I am not interested in interfering with other countries on the basis of Ireland. The feeling that they must protect themselves after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which changed the defense precedent throughout Europe.”

Although it maintains a long -term neutral policy, Ireland is increasingly involved in European security efforts.

Martin also spoke of the country’s impact on cyber security and the safety of submarine cables, basic and data flow to communications and data flow.

“Ireland knows that there are cyber security, submarine cables and their safety, which is why we are involved in a large number of neck (permanent structured cooperation), or rather involved in various neck -related projects,” he said.