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Now is "definitely not the time" for the European Union to heed calls to sanction Israeli settlers, the Hungarian foreign minister said in New York on Wednesday, arguing that such a step would create more tension and prolong counter-terrorism operations.

Keeping Hungary GMO-free is one of the government's priorities, and Hungary will insist that member states retain the right to decide on the technologies used on produce allowed into the country, an MEP of ruling Fidesz said on Tuesday in Strasbourg, in reaction to ...

Agriculture Minister Istvan Nagy on Tuesday met his recently appointed Slovak counterpart, Richard Takac, to discuss the difficulties caused by the inflow of Ukrainian grain into European markets, the farmers' protests in Europe, trade and animal health, the ministry said on Tuesday.

Tristan Azbej, the foreign ministry state secretary in charge of aid to persecuted Christian communities, has travelled to Ethiopia to meet representatives of the European Union and the African Union.

The "radical dollar-left" tried and failed to provoke a political dispute between the Italian and Hungarian governments, Fidesz MEP Tamas Deutsch said in Strasbourg on Monday, referring to the case of an Italian woman who is being kept in a Hungarian prison.

Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto conveyed Hungary's sympathies over the victims of the deadly forest fires raging in Chile to his Chilean counterpart on Monday.

In the absence of the governing parties, the special session of parliament initiated by the opposition, which was to have included a vote on Sweden's NATO accession, lacked a quorum.

There is a fundamental difference in the viewpoints of Hungary and Brussels as regards the Russia-Ukraine war and their related strategies because Brussels has a pro-war stance, the prime minister's political director told public Kossuth radio's morning programme on Sunday.

Hungary's expectations had been fulfilled and therefore it had no reason not to support a proposal on financial help to Ukraine at the EU summit on Thursday, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said in an interview with Belgian VRT TV.

The European Union should pursue radically different policies on migration and Africa in order to prevent the emergence of more serious crises, the Hungarian foreign minister said in Brussel on Saturday.