The foreign minister said terrorism creates a vicious circle with illegal migration, given the fact that terrorism is one of the major root causes for migration and one of the...
Máté Kocsis said that as long as the current “corrupt Brussels elite” stays in power and the national right-wing in the West cannot get stronger, there will be no major...
“The stakes this year are extremely high because the Soros empire, bolstered by the governing Democrats in the US are launching an attack against the right-wing media … in the...
The president said Hungary condemns “clearly and unequivocally the violation of international law, the attack on another state, the Russian aggression against Ukraine".
The foreign minister stated that despite all efforts, the threat terrorism poses globally is currently more serious than ever before, with various terrorist attacks claiming 6,700 lives last year.
Hungarian universities are proving more and more successful internationally: four years ago there were 7, two years ago 9, and last year 11 Hungarian universities in the top five percent in the world rankings.
“All we’re asking Gergely Karácsony is who they got the money from,” the ruling Fidesz party said in a statement.
Minister Szijjártó said the international community was all the more understanding of Hungary’s stance as Hungarians were also losing their lives in the war.
Speaking in New York, the president said brokering peace in all conflict-hit areas in the world must be a priority.
Minister Nagy told Hungarian journalists that the European Commission’s decision not to prolong the import ban had caused “serious problems”.
Minister Szijjártó said “normalized” relations Israel has with several Arab states had “brought the hope of peace to the Middle East for the first time in decades”.
“The UN was founded so that even warring parties could at least talk to each other, because that raises the hope of a solution taking shape, or at least things not getting worse,” the foreign minister said.
As part of the Innovation Week, Hungary will present its innovation ecosystem to the other member states.
László Kövér said it was beyond question that Georgia had made great strides towards the EU.
Hungary has signed a new gas contract with Turkey, buying 275 million cubic meters of gas from the start of next year.