Máté Kocsis said the aim was to prevent, for instance, the disinformation campaigns that are currently underway from Ukraine, and to protect the Hungarian public space from foreign secret services...
László Kövér highlighted the "deep-rooted" sympathy between the two countries and their peoples.
Minister Szijjártó said the crises of recent years had clearly proved that without cooperation with the Turkic states, Hungary would not have a secure energy supply.
Minister Szijjártó said that as soon as the decision takes effect and the bill is signed by the president and promulgated, he would immediately send a note to the UN...
The prime minister said the Hungarian government welcomed the unity shown by the Transylvanian Hungarian community in preventing an "anti-Hungarian president" from coming to power in Romania.
The average gross wage in Hungary rose 8.5pc year-on-year to HUF 714,400 in March.
The Hungarian government would continue to do everything it could to support the US president’s peace efforts.
The Advisory Body for Sustainable Nuclear Energy recommended a 32-degree Celsius temperature threshold for the stretch.
The prime minister said it was no news that Hungary was under attack as the "Brussels bureaucrats", "led by Soros", had attacked Hungary before.
János Lázár said the future of the nation and of the homeland will be at stake at next year's election.
President Sulyok personally congratulated the new pontiff on his election after attending mass in the Vatican on Sunday morning.
György Bakondi said Hungary refuses to implement the migration pact, adding that the country instead aims to cooperate with and aid migrants’ countries of origin and transit countries.
Máté Kocsis said it was vital to "clarify new information that surfaced in the press today on a connection between Ukrainian influence operations and the Tisza Party".
The prime minister noted that Hungary had earlier joined Hungary's Belt and Road Initiative and highlighted an invitation by Chinese President Xi Jinping during a visit to Budapest for Hungary to participate in the modernization of China's economy.
Gergely Gulyás said the change of government in the US had been a "relief" for Hungary as the previous Democrat administration had been "expressly unfriendly".