Online voting now available on Ukraine’s EU accession
Online votes can be initiated at voks2025.hu after registration with a valid email address, through a specific URL sent to the email address.
PM Orbán: Brussels wants to hurt Russia more than help European families
In a wide-ranging interview on Kossuth Radio, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán underlined that Brussels' energy policies prioritize geopolitical agendas over the economic well-being of European citizens.
More than 1 million votes submitted in referendum
"If we want to protect the livelihood of our families, our farmers, and the utility price caps, then we need to speak our minds. Submit your votes!" PM Orbán said.
Speaker: Those implementing the law also have responsibility for enforcing it
One of the key issues in the Western world and Europe in the coming decades will be whether nation states, supra-national entities and private economic powers could strike a balance, László Kövér said.
Hankó: Hungary’s government supports sustainability and Hungarian families
Balázs Hankó said Hungary’s family policy has even set an example on the international stage.
Hungarians’ heating bills would quadruple and electricity bills double if Russian energy ruled out, PM says
The prime minister said the Ukrainians were behind the policies to raise energy prices, adding that it wasn't unreasonable to speak about "Ukrainian energy threats".
Expansion of Hungary’s M1 motorway to start on September 1
An 80km stretch of the M1, between the M0 junction and the city of Győr, will be expanded to six lanes.
Hidvéghi: Referendum papers are disappearing from mailboxes
The Hungarian government has set up an e-mail address and a free phone number to report missing papers.
FM: Remarks by Ukrainian agent expelled from Hungary are unacceptable
Minister Szijjártó said the activity of Ukrainian spies and secret services had picked up lately.
PM Orbán: Turkic countries play a key role in Hungary’s energy supply
"If this pipeline system didn’t exist today, Hungary wouldn’t have gas and it wouldn’t have energy," PM Orbán said.
