Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on Thursday denied there was racist motivation behind his weekend remark on a “mixed race world” during a working visit to Vienna where he met Chancellor Karl Nehammer. “It sometimes happens that I formulate my remarks in a way that could be misunderstood,” Orbán said of his speech to Romania’s Hungarian community on Saturday. In it he referred to a “mixed-race world” in many European countries, contrasting this with the situation in Hungary, Romania and Slovakia. Orbán said that his opposition to migration was not based on biology but on historical-cultur…