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Hungary

Gulyás: The government rejects Brussels’ demand; protected energy prices will remain

At today’s Government Info briefing, Minister Gergely Gulyás confirmed that the Hungarian government will not comply with the European Commission’s request to abolish protected fuel prices, stressing that shielding Hungarian families from rising energy costs remains a top priority.
Hungary
3. April 2026

Orbán: If we do not want Hungary to be stripped of its resources, we need a national government

At a campaign rally in Szentes, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said the upcoming election will decide whether Hungary keeps a national government or ends up with a pro-Ukrainian one, arguing that the real question is whether Hungarians’ money stays in Hungary or is sent ...
Hungary
2. April 20261. April 2026

Orbán: Only a national government can stop Hungarians from being stripped of what is theirs

At a campaign rally in Ócsa, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said the upcoming election is not only about war and security, but also about whether Hungary can protect the money of families, pensioners, and young people from what he described as coordinated pressure from ...
Hungary
1. April 202631. March 2026

Századvég: 70 percent of Hungarians condemn journalists cooperating with foreign intelligence services

A new Századvég survey shows that Hungarians overwhelmingly reject foreign interference in domestic politics and strongly condemn any cooperation between Hungarian journalists and foreign intelligence services. The findings suggest that the issue has resonated widely with the public and that voters see national sovereignty ...
Hungary
1. April 202631. March 2026

We are the ones celebrating, they are the ones trying to spoil it, PM tells rally in Szolnok

At a campaign rally in Szolnok, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán framed the upcoming election as a decisive moment not only for Hungary’s economic future, but also for its unity and resilience in the face of mounting external pressure.
Hungary
31. March 202630. March 2026

Orbán: “Ukrainians are trying to create a pro-Ukraine government in Hungary, but Zelensky’s plan will not succeed”

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said Ukraine is attempting to influence Hungary’s elections in order to establish a pro-Ukraine government, warning that such efforts must be rejected, at a campaign rally in Békéscsaba ahead of the parliamentary vote.
Hungary
30. March 202629. March 2026

Orbán: “A pro-Ukraine government would ruin Hungary and our children’s future”

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán warned that Hungary’s economic stability and sovereignty would be at risk under a pro-Ukraine government, speaking at a campaign rally in Pécel, where thousands gathered despite rainy weather.
Hungary
29. March 202629. March 2026

“National unity and experience are needed to keep Hungary out of the war”, PM tells rally

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said national unity and experienced leadership are essential for Hungary to remain outside the war in Ukraine, speaking at a campaign rally in Győr following stops in Veszprém and other cities during his nationwide tour.
Hungary
28. March 2026

Orbán: “Zelenskyy has entered the Hungarian election, but Hungary must stay out of the war”

“The most important commitment is to stay out of the war and protect Hungary from external pressure.”
Hungary
28. March 202627. March 2026

Orbán: “We will not accept Ukrainian interference, there will be no pro-Ukraine government in Hungary”

“We call on President Zelenskyy to call back his agents – Hungarians will decide their own future," PM Orbán said.
Hungary
27. March 202627. March 2026
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