Oil deliveries to Hungary via Druzhba pipeline suspended due to drone strike
The foreign minister said repairs to the pipeline were under way and oil transit could resume later today.
Fidesz submit draft amendment to constitution
If the draft is passed by parliament, the constitution will in future stipulate that "a person is either a man or a woman".
Government to cap retailers’ profit margins on some foods
The prime minister said the cap would apply to 30 basic foods and remain in force until the end of May.
Budapest Airport celebrates anniversary with honour
Ferenc Liszt airport is not only celebrating its 75th birthday this year, it has also been named "Best Airport in Europe" in its category.
Hungary and Romania sign agreement to safeguard security of gas supply
Minister Szijjártó said the agreement will contribute to Hungary's energy security and maintaining the system of regulated utilities prices for households.
Nagy: Germany’s 500 billion euro infrastructure fund could benefit Hungary
Minister Nagy said that Hungary's economy could grow two percentage points faster than Germany, so the Hungarian government's 3 percent growth forecast for this year was "more and more realistic".
Foreign Minister hosts key energy minister summit in Budapest
The foreign minister hosted the energy ministers of Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Georgia and Romania at a meeting to discuss the Green Energy Corridor.
Pannonia Program helps 3,000 Hungarians to study at world’s leading universities
Minister Hankó said the scheme was designed to resolve issues around the Erasmus European higher education program.
PM calls on livestock owners to help prevent spread of foot-and-mouth disease
Livestock owners have access to specialists and funding, and István Nagy, the agriculture minister, is directing protection efforts, the prime minister noted.
Orbán: EU must undergo change on a scale not seen for 20-30 years
The prime minister urged the bloc to shift from fiscal conservatism to "the logic of a developer state".
