Construction of the Paks nuclear power plant expansion is progressing faster than planned, allowing engineers to begin the technical tasks preceding first concrete as early as next week.
A total of 240 company-to-company meetings are taking place at the Hungarian–Russian business forum in Moscow on Tuesday.
The company operating the TurkStream natural gas pipeline will relocate from the Netherlands to Hungary, ensuring the continued operation of the pipeline despite legal and financial attacks.
During his visit to Istanbul, Prime Minister Orbán underlined that Hungary and Türkiye are entering a new phase of strategic cooperation—one built on trust, shared interests and a common commitment...
Hungarian entrepreneurs have delivered outstanding performance under “extraordinarily difficult, essentially wartime conditions,” Prime Minister Orbán said at the Entrepreneur of the Year award ceremony on Friday.
The humanitarian and development work carried out in Chad with Hungary’s support under the Hungary Helps programme is saving lives and contributing to the stability of the country.
In the present period of global uncertainty, the stability of the Hungarian economy can only be guaranteed through a strong alliance between the government and the corporate sector.
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 conflicts are being decided.
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.
For years, the European External Action Service (EEAS) has operated as the de facto headquarters of the EU’s pro-war, pro-Ukraine political establishment.
Hungary has completed its four-month Baltic air-policing mission, marking the fourth time the country has contributed to NATO’s Baltic Air Policing operation since 2015, Defence Minister Kristóf Szalay-Bobrovniczky announced on Monday.
Hungary no longer needs approval from Berlin or Brussels for its foreign policy decisions, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said on Monday.
The tax increases proposed by the Tisza Party would channel Hungarian taxpayers’ money to Brussels and Ukraine, according to Balázs Hidvéghi, parliamentary state secretary of the Prime Minister’s Cabinet Office.
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.
At a major anti-war gathering in Nyíregyháza, Prime Minister Orbán delivered a far-reaching address emphasizing Hungary’s role in shaping a peaceful and secure future for Europe.