Hungary

The prime minister said adapting to global changes had made a new Hungarian economic policy necessary, adding that a new pact on that policy had to be made with Hungarians.

‘The most important project from the point of view of our security of supply was the construction of the TurkStream gas pipeline.’ This conviction was shared by Foreign Trade Minister Péter Szijjártó, who took part in the International Gas Forum in St. Petersburg on ...

The purchasing power of pension benefits has increased by 20% in real terms compared to 2010.

The construction of the new Budapest-Belgrade railway line has reached its most important milestone to date.

Hungary has imported 275 million cubic metres of gas from Turkey this year, and the two countries have now agreed to continue the partnership.

Interior Minister Sándor Pintér said the Schengen area is still under serious pressure from migration.

The prime minister said there is an attempt to topple the Hungarian government and replace it with Klara Dobrev of the European Socialists, while the EPP wanted the Tisza Party and its leader, Peter Magyar, in government.

"A war and fighting is currently underway at the EU borders, which makes it all the more important to fulfil Schengen expectations," Pintér said.

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán issued a stark warning during his speech at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, pointing out that migration and security threats are pushing the Schengen Area towards disintegration.

Péter Magyar had a conversation with Manfred Weber, the leader of the EPP, which includes the Tisza Party. The leader of the Tisza party signalled to Weber that he would be immediately prepared to waive his right to immunity if the Hungarian government decided ...