
Ukraine crisis – UNICEF aiding refugee children returning to school
Ukrainian children who have fled to Hungary from the war need material aid and social support to start the upcoming school year, the UN's children's fund UNICEF said in a statement on Monday, coinciding with the opening of an exhibition of photomontages in City ...

Retvari: Southport murders, Vienna terrorism threat ‘dire warning’ for Europe
The murder of children in Southport and the threat of terrorism in Vienna are a "dire warning for Europe", Bence Retvari, the parliamentary state secretary of the interior ministry, said in a statement issued by the ministry on Saturday.

Szijjarto: Middle East situation ‘worrying’
Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto on Monday said there was growing worry around the world concerning developments in the Middle East.

Szijjarto: Hungary to aid fight against wildfires in North Macedonia
Hungary will send 3 all-terrain firetrucks to North Macedonia on Thursday, to aid efforts to extinguish wildfires there, the minister of foreign affairs and trade said on Facebook on Wednesday, after talking with Timco Mucunski, his North Macedonian counterpart, on the phone.

Minister calls on EC to take steps against Ukrainian oil restrictions
Hungary and Slovakia called for action by the European Commission last week regarding Ukraine's decision to restrict crude oil deliveries, the minister of foreign affairs and trade said on Facebook on Tuesday, asking: "Why has the EC not taken any steps for more than ...

Szijjarto: International diplomacy has gained strength since Hungarian ‘peace mission’
International diplomacy has gained strength since the Hungarian "peace mission", Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said on Monday. "Finally more and more people are speaking to each other, and this is good news, because the way to peace is through negotiations," Szijjarto said on Facebook.

Szijjarto: EU’s weak interest representation ‘historic sin of Brussels bureaucrats’
"The EU's ability to enforce its interests has become as weak as never before, a historic sin of the bureaucrats of Brussels," Peter Szijjarto, the foreign minister, said on Friday.

EU Commissioner: State of rule of law sliding in certain countries
Presenting the European Commission's 2024 rule of law report in Brussels on Wednesday, Commissioner Vera Jourova said more than 68 percent of the recommendations of last year's report have been fully or partially complied with, but the situation remains concerning in certain member states.

Trump beacon of hope for peace, minister says
What remains most important amid fresh developments in the US presidential race is that Donald Trump is a beacon of hope for peace in the world, Peter Szijjarto, the foreign minister, said on Tuesday.

Szijjarto: Hungary facing ‘aggressive pro-war hysteria’ because of its peace mission
Hungary faced "aggressive, coordinated pro-war hysteria, in many cases completely neglecting reality" at the European Union Foreign Affairs Council meeting because of its peace mission, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said on Monday.