The first concrete for Hungary’s Paks nuclear expansion will be poured by February next year — a major milestone that will officially mark the project as a nuclear power plant...
Hungary’s foreign policy is known worldwide for its commitment to peace, Prime Minister Orbán Viktor said in an interview published Wednesday evening on Mandiner’s YouTube channel.
In an interview with Mandiner, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán reflected on Hungary’s growing diplomatic role, his participation in the recent Middle East peace summit, and the country’s position on the...
The 20th century was not the age of patrons in Hungary’s architectural heritage — but that era has now come to an end, Prime Minister Orbán Viktor said Monday in...
After more than two years of hope and waiting, the long-awaited news has arrived: Miran Omri has been handed over by Hamas to the Red Cross — meaning the last Hungarian hostage has been freed from captivity.
The Otthon Start Program is a unique initiative that supports not only young people but also those who are “young at heart” and do not yet have a home of their own.
At a joint announcement in Gödöllő, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán unveiled a HUF 40 billion agreement between the Hungarian state and OTP Bank to restore the full estate of the Grassalkovich Castle.
At today’s government info session, Minister Gergely Gulyás delivered sharp criticism of the European Parliament’s recent decision to uphold the immunity of Péter Magyar, calling it a breach of legal standards and democratic norms.
The foundation stone for the new global headquarters of the World Aquatics (WA), the international federation uniting aquatic sports, was laid on Tuesday in Budapest, marking another milestone in Hungary’s growing role as a hub for world sport.
Hungary’s ability to build a well-functioning state depends on the faith and dedication of those working in territorial public administration.
The Tisza Party, following Brussels’ lead, wants to mislead Hungarian students about their right to participate in the Erasmus programme and undermine the successful Pannónia Scholarship Programme.
Hungarian teachers are increasingly satisfied with their work, enjoy a high level of professional autonomy, and operate in a supportive school environment.
The European Parliament has voted to maintain the parliamentary immunity of Antifa member Ilaria Salis — by a single vote — with 306 in favor and 305 against.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán declared that Hungary will “not yield a single square centimeter” in defending Christian communities and values, emphasizing that the country will continue its “church- and nation-building” mission.
5 October 2025, Veszprém