Citing the EU's Council of Ministers, several papers reported that no proposal such as the one described by the Financial Times has originated from the body.

It was the first time since the beginning of Russia's war against Ukraine that the Hungarian and Ukrainian foreign ministers met for official bilateral talks. Our report from Uzhhorod, Ukraine.

The Hungarian PM's political director blew up over a press claim suggesting that EU member states may be considering to permanently block Hungarian EU funding.

According to the Financial Times, there is a proposal being circulated in the European Council which suggests cutting off EU funding to Hungary if Orbán vetoes EU support for Ukraine on 1 February.

The Hungarian expression is used when things are not going well, and according to Politico's sources, EU leaders are seriously considering suspending Hungary's voting rights if it once again...

The Hungarian PM would like to hold talks with his Swedish counterpart about his country's NATO accession, now that Hungary is the only member state that still hasn't ratified it.

After a long delay, Turkey approved Sweden's accession to NATO earlier this week. How did Hungary become the only country left to vote on Sweden's membership, when government members kept insisting...

In the letter, Orbán is talking about "reinforcing mutual trust" and is shifting the blame for the delayed ratification to the Hungarian Parliament.

Hungarian leaders have previously committed several times to Hungary not being the last member state to approve Sweden's admission to the military alliance.