Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán took centre stage at a European summit which had already had two other uncomfortable topics on its agenda: Turkey and Russia. But in the end the discomfort came from home. Before dinner, the EU-27 ended up discussing with the ultra-conservative the controversial law that aims to ban homosexuality. The debate was heated, according to several sources,and escalated to the point that the always clear and direct Dutch Prime Minister, Mark Rutte, invited Hungary to do as the United Kingdom and leave if it does not want to respect the values of the Union. Along with Orbán, however eight Eastern countries, such as Poland and Romania, did not show the same disapproval the rest.