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    • A Jewish renaissance in Hungary

    Our compatriots enjoy this great country free of persecution, and we aim to keep it that way

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    PM Orbán on the V4: ‘We have never been stronger than we are now’

    “The further the external border is from Hungary, the higher our security gets,” Orbán stressed

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    “We need to introduce additional measures to protect Hungary from illegal migration,” says Finance Ministry

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    Hungary’s new budget serves stability and security, while the upcoming EU budget would regroup funds from poorer states to richer ones

    Security, growth, family and jobs play a central role in next year's budget

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    Here’s why Hungary rejects the latest draft of the 2021-2027 EU budget

    What Hungary would like to see in the next EU budget is simple

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    Q&A on the upcoming amendment to Hungary’s Fundamental Law

    Here’s a look at the details

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    Aquatic Sports

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    Blog

    FINA World Aquatics Championships begin with grandiose show on the Danube

    Jul 17, 2017 - Zoltán Kovács

    Hungary’s biggest ever sports event, the 17th FINA World Aquatics Championships commenced last Friday with a breathtaking opening ceremony. The 3 thousand square meter floating stage near the Pest side of the famous Chain Bridge welcomed world-class musicians, artists and dancers who took the audience on a cultural-historical journey into Hungary’s deep connection to the Danube, water and aquatic sports.

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    FINA Aquatics Championships taking over Hungarian cities this week

    Jul 12, 2017 - Zoltán Kovács

    Thousands of athletes, a record-breaking fast-track preparation for the international event, and the most picturesque diving background ever. The 2017 FINA World Aquatics Championships, Hungary’s largest sporting event to date, will overtake the cities of Budapest and Balatonfüred for over two weeks. As a nation with exceptional watersports traditions and accomplishments, Hungarians can barely wait, although it is not just our athletes who are setting the bar high.

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