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According to Hungarian FM, Ukraine bears sole responsibility for deterioration of relations...
The Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister, on the other hand, called their meeting "candid and constructive".
Court of Justice of EU annuls Commission's approval of state aid for construction of Paks II...
The European Commission should have ascertained whether awarding the contract for the construction of the two new reactors directly to a Russian company was in line with the EU's public procurement...
Fidesz politicians react to shooting of Charlie Kirk
According to Fidesz's parliamentary group leader, Máté Kocsis, Kirk is a fatality of "left-wing liberal aggression".
How Formula 1 came to Budapest
The contract about bringing Formula 1 to Hungary was signed exactly fourty years ago, but only announced a few days later, with good reason. Hungaroring was the first F1 race behind the iron curtain.
Viktor Orbán: The violation of Poland's territorial integrity is unacceptable
The Hungarian Prime Minister wrote that "Hungary stands in full solidarity with Poland with regard to the drone incident".
Szijjártó from Minsk: There is a growing risk of the war escalating, now is the time to think with...
The Hungarian FM did not condemn the Russian violation of Polish airspace when he posted from the meeting of the Hungarian-Belarusian Intergovernmental Committee on Economic Cooperation.
Governor of Burgenland writes open letter to Orbán, objecting to comments about Austrian...
Péter Takács had said that the Austrian ambulances are not as well equipped as the Hungarian ones.
Péter Szijjártó: I have asked the Russians to stop this war because it is bad for us
The Hungarian Foreign Minister said that for Hungary, maintaining a relationship with Russia is not a political question, but one of energy security.
Arte: How do we save Europe's universities?
Inflation has pushed up costs and there are more students than ever before.
Orbán announces national consultation on Tisza’s supposed “leaked tax plans”
An unsubstantiated claim that Fidesz’s biggest challenger in the upcoming 2026 elections would raise taxes if they came to power is reason enough for the Hungarian government to use public funds “to...
