All refugees from Ukraine are being taken care of in Hungary, the prime minister said in Beregsurany, at the Hungary-Ukraine border, on Thursday.
DK accuses Fidesz of wanting ‘to strip Hungarians of funding’
The Hungarian government wants to make sure that Hungarian citizens and entrepreneurs do not receive funding if the European Union blocks Hungary's funds, an MEP of the Democratic Coalition (DK) said on Friday, referring to an amendment proposal submitted by Fidesz MEP Balazs Hidveghi ...
Majority of Hungarians see no rise in utility bills
Almost three quarters of Hungarians have experienced no rise in their utility bills compared with last year in spite of the energy crisis caused by the sanctions related to the war in Ukraine, according to a survey by the Hungarian Kopp Maria Institute for ...
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Political leaders bid last farewell to 1956 freedom fighter Maria Wittner
Hungary's leading politicians attended the funeral of Maria Wittner, a 1956 freedom fighter and former lawmaker of ruling Fidesz, in the Dunakeszi cemetery, near Budapest, on Friday afternoon.
Gulyas: Maintaining economic growth Hungary’s most important goal
The most important goal for Hungary is to maintain its economic growth even in an environment with a recession hitting both Europe and the world, the prime minister's chief of staff said, addressing a ceremony of electric component manufacturing company OBO Bettermann in Bugyi, ...
LMP puts forward green proposals to tackle energy, climate crisis
Opposition LMP has put together a package of green proposals aimed at tackling the energy and climate crisis, Mate Kanasz-Nagy, the party's co-leader, said on Thursday.
Szijjarto: Migration pressure expected to reach new high
Food shortages resulting from the war in Ukraine and the growing threat of terrorism is expected to put Europe under greater migration pressure than ever before, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said in Madrid on Thursday.
Nyugati railway station revamp gets EU support
The project to renew Budapest's Nyugati railway station has been awarded European Union funding, a state secretary at the Ministry of Technology and Industry (TIM) said after a meeting of EU transport officials in Lyon on Wednesday.
Orbán calls for EU candidate status for Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán attended a video conference in preparation for a two-day European Union summit on Thursday and Friday, and has called for member state candidate status to be granted to several European states, the prime minister's press chief said on Monday.
LMP: Spending on environmental protection isn’t ‘money thrown out the window’
LMP believes spending on environmental protection isn't "money thrown out the window", but goes toward "the protection of our present and future, our children and civilization", the co-chair of the opposition party said at a press conference streamed on Facebook on Sunday.
Cyber security centre issues warning over donation scams
Government sets up humanitarian council to coordinate aid
The Hungarian government has set up a humanitarian council tasked with coordinating the aid operation of government agencies and charities to help refugees from Ukraine, the government's spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
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Hungary will launch an operation in Kabul to evacuate Hungarians and their Afghan helpers, a state secretary of the foreign ministry said. The journey home is already ensured for 26 Hungarians who will be "brought back to Europe within the foreseeable future", Levente Magyar ...
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Orbán: Sex education of children exclusively up to parents
Only parents should be the ones to decide on the sex education of their children, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in a "samizdat" letter published on his website on Thursday. The prime minister said alarm bells were going off across Europe over Hungary's new ...
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