In this morning's radio interview the Hungarian PM spoke about inflation, war and peace, George Soros, and windfall taxes.

Viktor Orbán was today officially inaugurated as Hungary’s prime minister for the fifth time. Here’s a summary of his speech on the occasion.

Why is Hungary hosting part of an Italian cycling race? Are there Hungarian competitors as well? Let us bring you up to speed on all you need to know about the next 3 days of one of the world’s most important cycling competitions set to take place amidst Hungarian scenery.

Following the unsuccessful child protection referendum of the government on 3 April, the National Election Committee fined the NGOs which had campaigned to encourage voters to cast invalid votes. The NGOs did so because they considered the referendum to be anti-LGBTQI, and was aiming to incite hatred towards members of the LGBTQI community.

Following his party's election victory, Viktor Orbán held his first press conference on Wednesday afternoon. We bring you a summary of what was said – among others – about Europe and Hungary's place in it, Hungary's policy on Russia, and its relationship with Poland.

In his concession speech, Márki-Zay admitted that he was devastated by the result, but stressed that his conscience is clear, he did all he could. He promised that he is here to stay and he would keep fighting.

Viktor Orbán is set to form a government in Hungary for the fifth time. He gave his victory speech in front of a cheering crowd in Budapest. These are the highlights of what he had to say.

This morning on Kossuth Radio, Viktor Orbán gave his last Friday-morning interview before the elections. This is one of the platforms where, for years now, he has been sharing what the government deems most important to communicate to the country. Here are the 3 main points he touched on today, and an extra, 4th subject.

Hungary’s united opposition held a campaign closing event in the southern city of Pécs, where Péter Márki-Zay commented on the latest opinion polls, and whether he has spoken with Zelensky.

With just days to go before the election in Hungary, the government and the united opposition are taking turns throwing accusations at each other about who’s “working for the Russians”, and who “for the Ukrainians”.

Hungarian teachers have been on strike in many schools since March 16th, demanding higher pay and a lower workload. Their students organised a solidarity protest to express their support.

The Hungarian Parliament's two-thirds majority has elected the country's new president: Katalin Novák. The former Minister for Family Affairs has vowed to "serve the whole Hungarian nation with faith, soul, and heart."

The Hungarian prime minister doesn't know what on earth Brussels is doing. In his opinion, the EU is good at talking, but the nation-states are the ones doing anything at all. A 3-point summary of the most important things touched on by Orbán in his usual Friday morning radio interview.

Telex’s journalist travelled to Afghanistan to speak to locals about life under the new Taliban regime. If you are interested in knowing how everyday life has changed there since the Taliban took over, then watch our video (English subtitles available)!