Hungary could meet criteria for adopting euro by end of 2024
The President of the Hungarian Fiscal Council said that a much better inflation environment is expected for 2024.
The most violent afternoon of Orbán's system yet
Students, teachers and parents protested against a new education bill on Wednesday in Budapest. Hundreds marched to the PM's office where a scuffle broke out with the police, and the young...
Orbán at CPAC Hungary: Hungary has developed the antidote against the deadly progressive virus
The two-day conference of the American right and the European far right is underway in Budapest. The Hungarian Prime Minister compared liberal ideologies to a killer virus.
We don't want to become a country of immigrants – Hungarian Parliament adopts declaration three...
Hungary will be joining the agreement between the EU and 79 countries, which has so far been vetoed by the Hungarian government over its concerns about migration and gender issues.
Hungarian judicial reform worth €13 billion voted through, hidden in amendment
NGOs claim the bill was rewritten at the last minute before the vote, which is in breach of the House rules. In order to receive EU funds, the National Judicial Council is being given greater powers.
Reporters Without Borders: minimal improvement for press freedom in Hungary
Due to the worsening situation in many places around the world, Hungary's position on the list has gotten better for the second year in a row.
Information on Hungary in leaked NATO documents deemed authentic
The intelligence report on the Hungarian elements of the leaked NATO reports has been made public. It states that the information is authentic, but the Hungarian government has not been wiretapped.
The latest from Arte Weekly: Climate change protests sweep across Europe
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Provocative climate change protests held throughout the continent grabbed headlines last week, while new anti-abuse pet laws drew both praise and criticism in the EU.
EU Budget Commissioner in Budapest, blocked EU funds may also be on agenda
In an interview given a few days ago, Johannes Hahn expressed his concern about the Hungarian government's failure to take the necessary measures to unblock the frozen funds.
A hollowed out National Assembly, a year on
After Fidesz' fourth two-thirds victory, the new Hungarian National Assembly was formed exactly a year ago. This is a look at the year behind, and what decision-making in Parliament has looked like.
