Poll: Europeans oppose sending troops and weapons to Ukraine
A new study from Századvég reveals a disconnect between EU policies and people's views.
Századvég: Brussels could plunge Hungary into an energy crisis
The Europe Project 2025 study, recently released by the Századvég Foundation, provides stark evidence of the growing energy crisis across the European Union.
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.
Survey: Number of Hungarians rejecting Ukraine’s EU integration has increased to 67%
The number of those opposing Ukraine’s EU membership has gone up by more than 300,000, which reflects that a total of 5.2 million Hungarians are against the planned accession.
President Sulyok: 2025 World Expo in Osaka not only inspires but also shows the way
The president praised Japan as "an inspiration to the world culturally and economically". He also said the "special relationship between Hungary and Japan" must be further strengthened.
FM: Cooperation with the Turkic states enables Hungary to guarantee secure energy supplies
Minister Szijjártó said the crises of recent years had clearly proved that without cooperation with the Turkic states, Hungary would not have a secure energy supply.
Foreign Minister warns Brussels against hindering the success of peace talks between Russia and Ukraine
The Hungarian government would continue to do everything it could to support the US president’s peace efforts.
FM: It is thanks to Hungary that the UN General Assembly declared May 19 World Fair Play Day
"It's no exaggeration to say that Hungary has notched up a global achievement by having the UN General Assembly unanimously declare May 19 World Fair Play Day," the foreign minister said.
Gulyás: Peace will be beneficial if Europe finds common ground with the US
Gergely Gulyás said the change of government in the US had been a "relief" for Hungary as the previous Democrat administration had been "expressly unfriendly".
Gulyás: Ukraine becoming a member of the EU could cost more than the war itself
Gergely Gulyás said the worst-case scenario would be "the wrong peace or no peace".
