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Europeans want peace, not sanctions, according to a survey by the Szazadveg Institute published on Tuesday, which found that Europeans expect leaders to try to secure a ceasefire in Ukraine and a peace agreement as swiftly as possible.

Instead of dealing with pressing energy issues such as the search for new energy resources and the development of infrastructure, the European Union has wasted time in the last few months on moves to cap the price of gas, Peter Szijjarto, the foreign minister, ...

"It is high time that the swamp was drained here in Brussels," Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in a video message on Facebook.

Though European Union member states have yet to reach a decision on the introduction of a price cap on gas imports, Hungary has succeeded in having two "particularly dangerous" provisions removed from the proposal put forward by the Czech presidency, the minister of foreign ...

The Hungarian government urges that the investment agreement between China and the European Union should take effect as soon as possible, Peter Szijjarto, the minister of foreign affairs and trade, said on Tuesday.

News reports of Hungary vetoing financial aid to Ukraine is "fake news", Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Twitter on Tuesday, responding to news reports on the ECOFIN meeting earlier in the day.

Without peace, science cannot fulfil its role in society; science must serve peace, Hungarian President Katalin Novak said in her address to the 10th World Science Forum (WSF) that opened in Cape Town on Tuesday.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Tuesday that Hungary has a vested interest in the accession of the Western Balkan countries to the European Union as soon as possible.

The Western Balkans could become Europe's "new energy gateway", a region through which the EU could have supplies "via new routes, from different sources and in a much more reliable way", Oliver Varhelyi, EU commissioner for neighbourhood policy and enlargement, told the Hungarian parliament's ...

The approaching winter is raising the spectre of a humanitarian disaster in Ukraine, where "peace must come as soon as possible," Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said in Geneva on Thursday, adding that Europe is also suffering from the "double pressure from the consequences of ...