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    • PM Orbán: “We have built a Christian democratic state” and “we are a majority among the people”

    A brief summary of the Prime Minister's visit to Rome

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    The Guardian correspondent compares PM Orbán to Iran’s Ayatollah Ali Khamenei

    Yes, you read that correctly.

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    Hungary helps Yazidi genocide survivors

    A guest post by State Secretary Tristan Azbej

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    Hard work pays off: Here’s how Hungary’s economy defies global slowdown

    Despite fears of an imminent global slowdown, Hungary’s economy keeps on keeping on.

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    The pro-immigration forces are waging a revenge campaign camouflaged as a legal process

    Today’s hearing at the EU’s General Affairs Council was nothing more than that.

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    Die Anti-Ungarn-Pro-Migration-Lobby hat sich wieder gemeldet

    Bestimmte Elemente im Europäischen Parlament sind weiterhin entschlossen, Ungarn dafür bezahlen zu lassen, dass es sich gegen die Einwanderung einsetzt und auf die Verteidigung der europäischen Schengen-Grenze besteht.

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    The anti-Hungary, pro-migration lobby is back at it again

    Here's what today's hearing is all about.

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    Aquatic Sports

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    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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