Ukraine’s ambassador to Hungary summoned to Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade again
The ambassador has been summoned over the issue of the church in Palagy Komarivci (Palágykomoróc).
PM Orbán: “If everyone wants peace, why is there still war?”
In an interview with the Ultrahang YouTube channel, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán shared his views on politics, war, and media manipulation, emphasizing Hungary’s unwavering stance on peace and calling out those who, despite declarations, have vested interests in prolonging war.
Gulyás: Country where conscripts are beaten to death is ‘not ready for EU membership’
Gergely Gulyás said so far, not all EU member states had aligned themselves with Hungary's "firm stance".
Hungarian farmers protest against ‘drastic reduction’ in agricultural support
NAK and MAGOSZ said the European Commission was preparing to rechannel support for farmers to Ukraine's accession and defense expenditures, while obstructing access to resources with "non-transparent rule of law procedures".
FM: Government calls on EU to place 3 Ukrainian military leaders on sanctions list
Minister Szijjártó said the Council of Europe had confirmed that "a real manhunt" was taking place on the streets of Ukraine.
Bóka: EU calls for change and ‘it cannot wait’
"We will clearly see what kind of Europe they want, and we will clearly indicate what kind of Europe we wish to see," Minister Bóka said.
Gergely Gulyás: Whoever supports this budget, finds Ukraine more important than Hungary
The Hungarian government has rejected the European Commission's proposed seven-year EU budget, branding it as fundamentally unacceptable due to its disproportionate allocation of funds to Ukraine at the expense of cohesion and agricultural support for member states.
Orbán says he feels ‘at ease’ heading into next year’s election
The prime minister said the government was fulfilling its commitment to keep Hungary out of the war in Ukraine and to keep migrants out of the country.
FM: Government hopes Trump’s peace efforts in Ukraine will succeed
Minister Szijjártó said no one had done more for peace in Ukraine than Trump, for which the president deserved respect and praise.
PM: Migrants cannot be allowed in
The prime minister said, "we are doomed" if they entered, and "there is no way back".
