Horváth Kávai Andrea

Horváth Kávai Andrea

Orbán among signatories of Trump's Board of Peace Charter in Davos
Hungary and Bulgaria are the only European Union member states that have accepted Trump's invitation to join the initiative.
Ukraine summons Hungarian ambassador
The Ukrainians were protesting the Hungarian government's plan to conduct a "national petition" against the EU sending the $800 billion requested by Ukraine to the country.
Concept of collective guilt unacceptable in today's Europe – Gulyás on Beneš Decrees
In the context of a recent Slovak amendment relating to the questioning of the decrees, the minister also said that good neighbourly relations mean nothing if not accompanied by respect for the...
Fidesz is the safe choice if Hungary is to be great and strong again – Orbán
Hungary's bigger governing party, Fidesz presented its 106 candidates for the upcoming parliamentary elections at their congress, where the PM said that the era of nations has arrived and called on...
Versenyfutás az idővel és lavírozás nagyhatalmak között: a Mol képviselői már Szerbiában mérik fel...
Amerikai és orosz politikai jóváhagyás kellene hozzá, de Magyarország és Szerbia vezetése szeretné, hogy a magyar olajvállalat megvehesse a Gazprom paketjét a szerb cégben.
Péter Magyar: The Tisza Party is ready for regime change, and ready to govern
The leader of the strongest Hungarian opposition party and two of the party's experts held a press conference where they spoke about their plans for the upcoming election campaign and also shared...
Orbán: The EU will fall apart on its own
The Hungarian PM commented on recent events, such as Slovakia's Beneš decrees and their effect on the Hungarian minority in the country, or the US intervention in Venezuela, and also commented on...
Is child protection the Achilles’ heel of the Orbán government?
Indignation over another scandal relating to the abuse of minors in state care took thousands to the streets of Budapest over the weekend. Orbán’s challenger, Péter Magyar led the protest.
‘We won't kneel before the government to get our money back’ – Budapest mayor says
As the Hungarian capital faces insolvency, mayor Gergely Karácsony is blaming the government, which in turn claims it was his incompetence that led to this situation.
„Meg akartak szabadulni Dodiktól, de most két Dodikot kaptak”
A volt elnök elleni ítélet után kiírt választáson bizalmasa lett a boszniai Szerb Köztársaság új vezetője. Dodik a kampányban és a választás éjszakáján is elég nyilvánvalóvá tette, hogy továbbra is...
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