Hungarian PM Orban calls for joint European army

BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Friday the European Union should start setting up a joint European army. Orban, a staunch critic of the EU's migration policies, said security should be a priority for Europe. "We should list the issue of security as a priority, and we should start setting up a common European army," Orban told a news conference after a meeting between Central European member states and German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Warsaw. (Reporting by Krisztina Than; editing by Ralph Boulton)