Szijjarto: Hungary not sending ammunition to Ukraine

Hungary is not willing to send ammunition to Ukraine, though it will not stop other European Union countries from doing so, Peter Szijjarto, the foreign minister, said on Monday, adding that Hungary had therefore constructively abstained concerning the matter.

Hungary to contribute to Turkiye’s post-quake reconstruction

Hungary's government has offered to finance the reconstruction of an orthodox church and a cultural centre in Turkiye following last month's earthquake, and will help rebuild a hospital destroyed in the disaster, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said on Monday.

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Government official: Hungary stands by peace

Hungary stands by peace in the face of external efforts to "push it into the war in Ukraine", a state secretary of the foreign ministry told public news channel M1 on Friday.

Fidesz MEPs call for European peace plan

The MEPs of ruling Fidesz are calling for the drafting of a European peace plan to replace the "failed sanctions policy" and weapon deliveries to Ukraine, MEPs Kinga Gal and Tamas Deutsch said in Strasbourg on Wednesday.

Szijjarto: Hungary objects to ‘severing’ EU-Chinese economic ties

Hungary is firmly against "severing" the European Union's economic cooperation with China in a move to "override economic realities with political considerations", and instead calls for shaping mutually advantageous relations, the minister of foreign affairs and trade said in Stockholm on Friday.

Szijjarto: Western Balkans key for EU

The European Union "currently needs the Western Balkans more than they need us" and Hungary has a security interest in speeding up the enlargement process, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said on Thursday at the Western Balkans Forum in Budapest.

Szijjarto: Hungary supporting least developed countries

Hungary is ready to continue taking a fair share in supporting the world's least developed countries to strengthen their stability and prevent future waves of migration, the foreign minister said in Qatar on Tuesday.

US young Republicans ‘much inspired’ by Hungary government

The New York Young Republican Club takes a lot of inspiration from the activities of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his government, Gavin Wax, the club's 76th president, said on Monday in the latest installment of The Bold Truth About Hungary, the podcast ...

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Szijjarto: World outside Europe wants peace

The "psychotic state of war" is not too popular among most countries outside Europe, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said in New York on Friday, adding that a significant part of the world was impacted negatively by the war in Ukraine and wanted peace.

Szijjarto: Hungary objects to ‘severing’ EU-Chinese economic ties

Hungary is firmly against "severing" the European Union's economic cooperation with China in a move to "override economic realities with political considerations", and instead calls for shaping mutually advantageous relations, the minister of foreign affairs and trade said in Stockholm on Friday.

Szijjarto: Hungary supporting least developed countries

Hungary is ready to continue taking a fair share in supporting the world's least developed countries to strengthen their stability and prevent future waves of migration, the foreign minister said in Qatar on Tuesday.

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