The prime minister referred to “a progressive liberal front stuffed with George Soros’s money … attacking us because we are sovereigntist and patriotic, too.”
Kövér sends condolences to Turkish counterpart over ski resort hotel fire
The house speaker expressed condolences on behalf of Hungary's parliament to the families of the victims and wished a speedy recovery to those injured.
FM: Politically motivated energy sanctions are killing Europe’s competitiveness
The foreign minister said Europe was facing a major energy crisis today because the liberal mainstream was approaching issues of an exclusively physical nature from an ideological perspective.
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Orbán: A new era has begun
Hungary's presidency of the Council of the European Union, which concluded at the end of December, is not merely the end of a chapter but the start of a transformative period, according to Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
FM: Second phase of Gaza ceasefire could see release of Hungarian hostage
Women, older men and the sick are to be released in the first phase of the deal. The Hungarian national held hostage is a young man.
Szijjártó: Gaza hostage and ceasefire agreement is great news
"We express our respect and appreciation to the American, Egyptian and Qatari diplomats who participated in the mediation," Minister Szijjártó said.
Fidesz MEP: Patriots for Europe are setting up a vetting committee on Facebook censorship
"Many people in the European Parliament often cite the freedom of speech and basic values of constitutionality. It will now show how much they take them seriously," Csaba Dömötör said.
Menczer: Brussels is a ‘battle between the forces of the future and the past’
"Ten days until the pro-peace Donald Trump is inaugurated. The world is about to change," Tamás Menczer said.
Szijjártó: UN’s annual budget will include funding for fight against terrorism
Minister Szijjártó said Hungary had consistently represented the position for many years that the UN must increase its counter-terrorism activities in order to reduce the global threat of terrorism.
FM: Closing of natural gas or crude delivery routes is ‘unacceptable’
Minister Szijjártó said that all countries had the sovereign right to decide from what source and via which route they buy and access the energy needed for their operations.
Gulyás: A constitutional crisis has developed in Poland
Marcin Romanowski applied for asylum which he was granted by the Hungarian state. He is in line with Hungarian and European Union legal regulations.
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Szijjártó: UN’s annual budget will include funding for fight against terrorism
Minister Szijjártó said Hungary had consistently represented the position for many years that the UN must increase its counter-terrorism activities in order to reduce the global threat of terrorism.
FM: Closing of natural gas or crude delivery routes is ‘unacceptable’
Minister Szijjártó said that all countries had the sovereign right to decide from what source and via which route they buy and access the energy needed for their operations.
Fidesz MEP: Patriots for Europe are setting up a vetting committee on Facebook censorship
"Many people in the European Parliament often cite the freedom of speech and basic values of constitutionality. It will now show how much they take them seriously," Csaba Dömötör said.
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Thirtieth anniversary of freedom for Lithuania
Deadly day of protest remembered
Although each January 13 is a day of celebration in Lithuania, it is also a day of sorrow and remembrance for those who fell on that date in 1991 while seeking independence for their country. Thirty years later in Budapest, Ambassador to Hungary Vytautas ...
Having "to remain in one of the transit zones ... constitutes detention", ECJ says
EU court: Hungary failing to fulfil obligation to protect asylum-seekers
Hungary has failed to fulfil its obligation under EU law to grant international protection to illegal migrants from third countries, the Court of Justice of the European Union in Luxembourg ruled.
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Winner must secure 270 Electoral College votes
Hungary’s right-wing Prime Minister Viktor Orbán wants to see the similarly politically aligned United States President, Donald Trump, re-elected on Tuesday, November 3. Trump came to power four years ago despite recording a popular vote of 62.9 million to Democrat rival Hillary Clinton’s 65.8 ...
