The Hungarian PM spoke about the EC's recommendation to keep funds for Hungary frozen, support for Ukraine, and the threat of migration, among others in his semi-regular Friday morning radio...

Wednesday's firing of 8 more Hungarian teachers for practicing civil disobedience started a new wave of protests.

The two countries joined Ukraine, Romania and Croatia in their disapproval of the Hungarian PM wearing a scarf with an old map of Hungary from before the first World War – when it included...

The Hungarian PM did not mention the country-wide teachers' strike which was ongoing as he spoke on state radio, but said that he was ready to fight some "big battles" to make sure Hungary is...

At the government’s press briefing, the PM’s Chief of Staff announced new price caps, spoke about the EP Public Education Committee’s recent visit to Hungary, and the changing law on public...

At the same time, the longest human chain yet was formed in Budapest in support of the country’s educators, and various events and protests were organized throughout Hungary as a show of solidarity.

According to the proposed amendment, the state would only help the needy after the family, the local government and charities have failed to do so.

Thousands protested in Szeged and Pécs, joining the movement demanding urgent changes to Hungary’s public education system. Most kindergartens in several Budapest districts remained closed on Friday...