Hungarian families will receive a 30 percent price discount on additional January heating consumption as part of the government’s utility cost freeze introduced in response to the exceptionally cold winter...
A proposed European Union ban on Russian oil and gas runs counter not only to EU law and member state sovereignty, but also to public opinion across the bloc, according...
In recent weeks, the Ukrainian leadership has crossed every diplomatic line. From President Volodymyr Zelensky’s public attacks to Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha’s outbursts, the message from Kyiv has been one...
A clear majority of European citizens oppose Ukraine’s accelerated accession to the European Union, according to the latest Europe Project survey conducted by the Századvég Foundation.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said EU leaders have effectively accepted Ukraine’s demand for $800 billion in financial support over the next decade, describing the move as a “shock” that could plunge the bloc into long-term debt.
The Hungarian government aims to ensure that no household is forced to pay higher heating bills as a result of the freezing January weather, Gergely Gulyás, Minister heading the Prime Minister’s Office, announced at today’s Government Info.
Csaba Dömötör, a Fidesz member of the European Parliament, sharply criticized Péter Magyar, president of the Tisza Party, in a Facebook post on Tuesday over the EU-Mercosur free trade agreement.
Prime Minister Orbán told local leaders that the 2026 parliamentary election will be decided not by political theatrics, but by organization, discipline, and voter mobilization.
Report on the financing of Ukraine by the European Union and the economic measures required of Hungary in this context
An agreement is close in negotiations on the purchase of the Russian-owned stake in Serbian oil company NIS between Hungary’s MOL, the owner Gazprom Neft and the Serbian leadership.
The approach of nation states to migration has changed, partly as a result of everyday experiences among the population, György Bakondi, the prime minister’s chief domestic security adviser, said on Thursday on TV2’s Mokka program.
Ukraine has put forward a demand of $800 billion from Europe for the next decade for reconstruction and economic development, on top of military and defence spending.
Only the strengthening of patriotic parties can offer hope for Europe for a more peaceful and better future, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said on Monday in Budapest.
The governing parties have proven that they are capable of protecting Hungary from even the greatest dangers.