Minister Tuzson called swift action "key importance" in online scams and noted new measures that allow police to access information faster and banks to block scam transfers.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, in today’s interview on Kossuth Radio, reflected on critical global and domestic challenges, emphasizing the importance of sovereignty, energy security, and renewed international partnerships in 2025.
In an interview with Eurasia Magazine, I reflected on Hungary's tenure as the holder of the EU Council Presidency and the pressing challenges facing Europe.
"We express our respect and appreciation to the American, Egyptian and Qatari diplomats who participated in the mediation," Minister Szijjártó said.
Gergely Gulyás said he trusted that "whoever is in power after Sunday's election in Burgenlad will see how important the missing link is for the Sopron region in Hungary as well as for Burgenland."
Bence Tuzson said the agreement was designed to raise the salaries of judges by an average 48 percent in the next three years, as well as to double the wages of clerical staff.
The first-instance court sentenced the captain of the Viking Sigyn, the cruise ship, to 5.5 years in prison. The Appeals Court ordered a retrial, saying the judge in the case was biased.
The foreign minister said energy crises in recent years, often the product of politics, show that countries that lack mineral and energy resources need to work closely together to ensure their energy security.
Zoltán Kovács said all those who contributed to the organization, implementation, logistics, security and communications did a "professional and world-class job".
János Bóka said the US presidential election and changes in the European Parliament presaged change, which "must be forced through by member states, including Hungary". He added that 2025 was therefore likely to be a year of conflicts.
Minister Nagy said households had felt the positive turnaround from September already and the trend would continue in 2025.
Minister Bóka said Hungary's EU presidency in 2024 "was a great success despite the huge headwind the government was facing".
In 2024, guest numbers increased 11pc to 18m, including 9.3m domestic and 8.7m foreign tourists.
Barna Pál Zsigmond said Hungary's program had given "real answers to real problems", adding that Hungary's was the "most successful EU presidency ever".
Out of 13 by-elections held since 2010, turnout was higher only in four.