Szijjártó on tariffs: Once again, we were right
"Yesterday, Hungary was the only EU member state that didn't support Brussels' counter-tariffs against the US. Last night, President Trump suspended tariffs for 90 days for those who didn't retaliate," Minister Szijjártó said.
FM: EU’s policy regarding Western Balkans is absurd, irresponsible and dangerous
"It is clear to everyone that the peace and stability of the Western Balkans is key to that of Europe," Minister Szijjártó said.
Szijjártó: Hungary does not support EU counter-tariffs against American products
“We do not want high tariffs, we want low tariffs," said Minister Szijjártó.
FM: European governments to discuss trade issues
"Brussels has put European companies in a difficult position by unnecessarily politicising economic issues," Minister Szijjártó said.
State Secretary: Hungary Helps program’s mission in Nigeria yielded important results
The Hungarian delegation visited places in Nigeria where the Hungarian government cooperated with local church organisations and provided humanitarian aid to persecuted Christians.
Szijjártó: Bill on Hungary’s withdrawal from ICC submitted to parliament
Minister Szijjártó said the Hungarian government has moved to pull out of the Rome Statute and withdraw Hungary from the ICC.
Foreign Minister calls on EC to start negotiations with US about cooperation on tariff policy
Minister Szijjártó said that the EU should have entered into talks with the US, and car industry tariffs should have been reduced.
FM: Christianity provides firm foundation for cooperation between Hungary and Lebanon
Minister Szijjártó met Gebran Bassil, head of Lebanon's Christian Free Patriotic Movement, for talks in Budapest on Monday.
Hungary provides aid to survivors of last week’s earthquake in Myanmar
The people of Myanmar are not just in need of food, water and medical care, but also hope and solidarity, Tristan Azbej said.
FM: European economy is paying the price of the incompetence of Brussels bureaucrats
Minister Szijjártó said Donald Trump was elected in November 2024, and "it was known that he would conduct a patriotic economic policy which may include raising tariffs."
