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The secret service report on the connection between migration and terrorism has been made public, Mate Kocsis, group leader of ruling Fidesz, said on Facebook on Thursday, adding that the report "clearly shows the risk the irresponsible migration policy of Brussels poses to the ...

Unless the international community is able to resolve today's security challenges, humanity could find itself closer than ever before to a third world war, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said in Astana on Wednesday.

Christianity is the world's most widely practised, most influential and most persecuted religion, the head of parliament's European affairs committee said at the opening of an exhibition on persecuted Christians at the Hungarian House in London on Monday.

Hungary stands by freedom, family and Christian tradition, President Katalin Novak said in an interview published in The Australian, Australia's only nationally distributed daily.

Protecting the community's external borders is "key for the debate on migration" within the European Union, but "the EU's concept is not comprehensive", it cannot be used to reduce the number of migrants entering Europe, Janos Boka, Hungary's EU affairs minister, said in an ...

The Western strategy for handling the Russia-Ukraine war "has failed", the prime minister's political director said in Brussels, adding that Europe must work out a new strategy aimed at a ceasefire and peace negotiations.

The European Union is putting pressure on Hungary to curb its dependence on Russian energy yet the big barriers to diversification are Brussels' policies, Peter Szijjarto, the foreign minister, said in Tbilisi on Thursday.

Hungary is opposed to terrorism, so it is also opposed to migration, the prime minister said in Brussels on Thursday. "Those who support migration also support terrorism," Viktor Orbán said ahead of a two-day European Union summit.

An immediate ceasefire and peace talks are needed in Ukraine, as the number of victims and destruction will only grow as the war continues, Peter Szijjarto, the minister of foreign affairs and trade, told a security conference in Minsk on Thursday.

Adoption of a recent proposal by the European Parliament's constitutional committee (AFCO) aimed at amending the European Union's treaties would "destroy the sovereignty of member states", Kinga Gal, head of the EP group of Hungary's ruling Fidesz, said in a statement on Thursday.