PM holds talks with Slovak counterpart in Bratislava
Given Ukraine's decision to halt gas shipments, the two countries' energy security was high on the agenda.
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Minister Nagy said the government is eagerly awaiting the start of Donald Trump's presidential term.
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PM Orbán expresses his concern over presidential palace attack in Chad
"Chad is key to the stability of the whole Sahel region and Hungary stands by its government in its efforts for sovereignty and security," the prime minister said.
FM: Hungary is reopening its embassy in Damascus
Minister Szijjártó said Hungary had a vested interest in the stability and peace of the Middle East and paid special attention to Christian communities living in the region.
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Radoslaw Sikorski sent a diplomatic note to the ambassador on Friday, saying he was "not welcome" at the opening event of Poland's EU presidency.
PM meets Kyrgyz counterpart in Budapest
The leaders reviewed continuously improving relations between the two countries.
FM: European Union has opened new accession chapters with Albania
The foreign minister said the development was "a great success" for Albania as well as for the Hungarian EU presidency.
Szijjártó: Cooperation between Hungary and Turkey is better than ever
The two countries reached a "strategic milestone" this year, when Hungary became the first non-neighbouring country to which Turkey exports natural gas.
Orbán holds telephone talks with Putin
The prime minister and Putin discussed ongoing tensions in the Middle East in connection with the recent developments in Syria.
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FM: Hungary is reopening its embassy in Damascus
Minister Szijjártó said Hungary had a vested interest in the stability and peace of the Middle East and paid special attention to Christian communities living in the region.
Szijjártó: Polish Foreign Minister’s decision was ‘pathetic and childish’
Radoslaw Sikorski sent a diplomatic note to the ambassador on Friday, saying he was "not welcome" at the opening event of Poland's EU presidency.
PM Orbán expresses his concern over presidential palace attack in Chad
"Chad is key to the stability of the whole Sahel region and Hungary stands by its government in its efforts for sovereignty and security," the prime minister said.
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