
CEE ministers discuss impact of Ukrainian grain imports
Agriculture ministers of Bulgaria, Czechia, Hungary, Poland and Romania have agreed to call on the European Commission to take steps to stabilise the internal grain markets in light of fast-growing imports from Ukraine, Hungarian Agriculture Minister Istvan Nagy said on Friday.

Ukraine crisis – Momentum to deliver aggregators, power inverters to Berehove, Kyiv
The opposition Momentum party is delivering 12 million forints (EUR 30,300) worth of power aggregators and inverters to Kyiv and Berehove (Beregszasz), in western Ukraine, the party's deputy group leader said on Thursday.

Szijjarto: Hungary, Ecuador to sign defence, hydrocarbon industry cooperation pacts
Hungary and Ecuador are signing a defence and a hydrocarbon industry cooperation agreement with the aim of preventing security risks and guaranteeing energy supply, Peter Szijjarto, the minister of foreign affairs and trade, said in Quito on Thursday.

Majority of Europeans concerned about illegal migration, Szazadveg survey says
Illegal migration remains a concern for a majority of Europeans, according a survey by the Szazadveg Foundation published on Wednesday.

Szijjarto at Davos: East-West cooperation in central Europe’s interest
Central Europe has always lost out on conflict between geopolitical blocs, and so sees faltering cooperation between the east and the west as "the worst possible news", Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto told a panel discussion at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

Fidesz MEP: Restoring EU unity primary task
Mainstream European Union policies have "demolished" the bloc's unity, and the next task to restore that unity, Tamas Deutsch, an MEP of ruling Fidesz party, said on Tuesday.

Szijjarto condemns hanging of Erdogan puppet in Stockholm
Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto harshly condemned on Friday the hanging of a puppet depicting Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan by its feet by Kurdish protesters in Stockholm the previous day, the ministry said.

Szijjarto urges international community to help Syrian refugees return home
The international community should shift its focus to helping Syrian refugees return to their homeland, Hungary's foreign minister said in Beirut on Thursday, warning that failure to do so could lead to instability in the Middle East and "unprecedented migration pressure".

Four-fifths of Europeans say Brussels responsible for energy crisis
The proportion of Europeans stating that "the misjudged energy policy of the European Commission" was partly to blame for the energy crisis in the European Union increased from 75 percent in a pre-war survey to 79 percent in December, the Szazadveg Foundation said on ...

Szijjarto in talks with Belarus FM: ‘Hope for peace hinges on keeping open communication channels’
Peter Szijjarto, Hungary's foreign minister, has talked by phone with Syarhey Aleynik, his new Belarussian counterpart, and they agreed on the importance of keeping communication channels open, as blocking them would mean "giving up hope for peace".