At the Patriots for Europe Convention in Montargis, France, hosted by the National Rally, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán delivered a speech defined by personal conviction, historical reflection, and a bold vision for Europe.
Foreign Minister discusses developments in Middle East with Israeli counterpart
"I confirmed Hungary's firm support for stability in the region as well as our commitment to further strengthening our strategic alliance with Israel," the foreign minister said.
Poll: There is no European consensus on Ukraine’s accession
The accelerated accession of Ukraine to the European Union is deeply dividing Europe.
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Orbán: War in Ukraine will be ‘longer and more brutal’ than anticipated
The prime minister said there was a wide gulf between "peace-oriented forces" led by US President Donald Trump and leaders in Brussels and Kyiv, who want to prolong the war".
Foreign Minister holds phone talks with Russian counterpart Lavrov
Minister Szijjártó said it was likely from the "brutal military actions of recent days" that the war in Ukraine would last longer than expected.
Defense Minister: Hungary plays active role in strengthening NATO’s eastern flank
The defense minister said the allies needed to refrain from any steps that might hinder the success of the United States’ peace efforts.
Orbán: The war in Ukraine has taken a worrying new turn
The prime minister said that despite US President Donald Trump's best efforts, "we are not exiting the war but going into it".
Orbán: rebellion, rebellion, rebellion. Reform will not help
In an in-depth interview with Weltwoche, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán laid out Hungary’s positions on mass migration, the war in Ukraine, European integration, and the global shifts reshaping the balance of power. His remarks outlined a clear and consistent worldview rooted in national sovereignty, ...
Defense Minister: Globalist world model has failed, and the future belongs to patriots
The defense minister said that patriots believed that the future of the nation was written "not in imperial centres but at home".
Foreign Minister acknowledges Bulgaria’s efforts to enhance energy security and diversify supply
The foreign minister said the situation in Central Europe with regard to energy supply had worsened since Ukraine ceased gas transit deliveries.
Poll: Europeans oppose sending troops and weapons to Ukraine
A new study from Századvég reveals a disconnect between EU policies and people's views.
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FM: Banning Russian energy would have tragic consequences for Europe
Minister Szijjártó said electricity in Europe costs 2-3 times as much as it does in US or China, while gas is around 4 times as expensive.
Poll: There is no European consensus on Ukraine’s accession
The accelerated accession of Ukraine to the European Union is deeply dividing Europe.
Orbán: rebellion, rebellion, rebellion. Reform will not help
In an in-depth interview with Weltwoche, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán laid out Hungary’s positions on mass migration, the war in Ukraine, European integration, and the global shifts reshaping the balance of power. His remarks outlined a clear and consistent worldview rooted in national sovereignty, ...
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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 ...
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 ...
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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.
