Pro-war, pro-migration and pro-gender policies have led to Europe’s political isolation, making a patriotic shift essential for the continent’s renewal, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said Thursday in Vienna.
Certain approaches within the European Union are harmful and dangerous in international politics, and this is precisely why the bloc is absent from the table where the continent’s most important...
This morning on Kossuth Radio, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán warned that the coming days would be decisive for Europe’s path — either towards war or de-escalation.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has welcomed the latest wage agreement between employers and employees as another step forward in Hungary’s work-based economic model.
Europe’s “Brussels-based leadership” continues to push the continent toward war with Russia, and pro-war forces will try to advance this agenda at the NATO foreign ministers’ meeting, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said.
Fear of terrorist attacks is depriving families of the joy traditionally associated with Christmas markets in major European cities after a man threatened visitors with a knife at the Weimar Christmas market over the weekend.
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) has brought charges of procurement fraud, corruption, conflict of interest, and violation of official secrecy against Federica Mogherini and two other suspects.
Police took action against 36 illegal border crossers between Friday and Sunday, the National Police Headquarters (ORFK) reported on Monday.
Hungary no longer needs approval from Berlin or Brussels for its foreign policy decisions, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said on Monday.
The National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) has begun its annual Christmas inspection campaign, which will run through the end of the year, the authority announced on Monday.
Hungary and Syria have concluded a meeting of “historic significance,” State Secretary Tristan Azbej announced on Saturday, highlighting that this is the first state-secretary-level consultation between the two countries in more than 13 years.
28 November 2025, Budapest
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Thursday that Serbia can rely on Hungary’s support “in these complicated times,” following talks with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and after the two leaders received the István Pásztor Award together.
27 October 2025, Rome (Roma)
If there were ever doubts about the true nature of the Tisza Party, those have now been put to rest.