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No surrender: Hungarian borders must be protected by Hungarians

We do it ourselves. We have experience defending a border. We know how to do it

PM Orbán in Moscow: Hungary values its good relations with Russia

“It is in Hungary’s national interest that cooperation between the two parts of Europe are as good as possible"

PM Orbán: Nobody takes away our right to border protection

Hungary is neither a transit zone, nor a holding camp

PM Orbán: “They want to take away from us the keys to the gate”

Who will protect Hungary's border then?

FM Szijjártó: Sargentini Report adopted through voting fraud

The government is currently examining avenues for legal redress

Briefing room

News in Brief

FM urges UN to provide “legal and security guarantees” to ensure that persecuted Christians could “return to their homelands"

Sep 24, 2018

Péter Szijjártó, minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, said that Christianity “has become the most persecuted religion in the world"

News in Brief

Security cannot be delegated to those who would be happy to tear down the border fence, says official

Sep 24, 2018

Csaba Dömötör said Hungary is able to protect its borders, but many politicians in Brussels do not want to do the same and support migration

News in Brief

Ed Sheeran confirmed as 2019 Sziget Festival headliner

Sep 24, 2018

The Sziget festival returns August 7th to 13th, 2019 and advanced tickets will be available from October 1st

News in Brief

Phase One of Cargo City in Budapest to be completed next year

Sep 24, 2018

Cargo traffic at Budapest Airport has increased by 39 percent over the past two years

The Spokesman's blog

No surrender: Hungarian borders must be protected by Hungarians

PM Orbán has been saying it for years. Europe must make border security the top priority, before any discussion of quotas or anything of the kind. Now, as we heard in Salzburg this week, some are finally coming around to the stark reality that protecting Europe’s border is serious business. That’s generally a step in the right direction, but some of the proposals out there take things off track.