Hungary

The foreign minister said Hungary had battled not to be pushed into war in recent years, nor to be forced to accept migrants.

The prime minister said the way Kyiv was attempting to control and shape relations with central European countries was "unacceptable".

The prime minister said the EU is unable to guarantee peace and security in Europe and its immediate neighborhood.

Deputy PM Semjén said that since the terrorist attack in Israel on October 7, 2023, more attention needs to be paid to combating anti-Semitism

The world sees "the rise of the East, Asia, and the world order created and dominated by the Anglo-Saxons is over," the prime minister said.

Minister Szijjártó welcomed the increase in crossings from 12 to 22, thereby reducing the average distance between crossings from 37km to 20km.

Balázs Orbán said the first guiding principle Hungary had to follow in order to continue fighting for the goals of the Hungarian EU presidency was to accelerate the replacement of the "Brussels elite".

Minister Nagy said the EU "must be saved before it dies," as its economy cannot compete with the United States and China under the current circumstances.

Minister Szijjártó said both countries aimed to ensure a secure energy supply at competitive prices, while Hungary wanted to maintain its regulated household utilities price scheme.

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, in an interview on Kossuth Radio’s “Good Morning, Hungary!,” reflected on critical global and domestic challenges, emphasizing the importance of sovereignty, energy security, and renewed international partnerships in 2025. His remarks centered on the transition in U.S. leadership, the role ...