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PM Orbán: Freedom fighters like us always knew there was one, single Europe

"There are no conflicts on the German-Hungarian political horizon"

Chancellor Merkel is coming to Hungary to commemorate the Pan-European Picnic

Chancellor Merkel is coming to Hungary to commemorate the Pan-European Picnic – here’s why that Picnic was so important

August 20th traditions to keep an eye out for

The celebrations will honor a more than 1,000-year-old state that protects not only its own identity and culture but also the culture, borders and identity of Europe.

The nine wonders of Hungary

The UNESCO World Heritage Fund was established in 1972, with the aim of protecting natural and cultural heritage across the globe.

You picked the wrong country to illustrate rising anti-Semitism trends around Europe

Why drag Hungary into the discussion?

Let’s have a candid conversation about Finland

Hungary has become a popular topic among some in Finland recently...

Project Syndicate claims PM Orbán is a role model for President Trump

This is Planet Soros, after all

August 1st – the day of the Hungarian forint

The forint was introduced on August 1, 1946, which was a crucial step in the stabilization of the Hungarian economy in the period following the Second World War.

Ministerpräsident Orbán in Tusványos: “Das Wesen der illiberalen Demokratie ist der Schutz der christlichen Freiheit“

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Let’s have a candid conversation about Finland

Aug 06, 2019 - Zoltán Kovács

Hungary has become a popular topic among some in Finland recently. In an opinion piece published online in Finnish daily Helsingin Sanomat, the former Finnish ambassador to Budapest, Petri Tuomi-Nikula, writes that “Hungary is one of the most corrupt countries in the European Union”.