A new Századvég survey shows that Hungarians overwhelmingly reject foreign interference in domestic politics and strongly condemn any cooperation between Hungarian journalists and foreign intelligence services.
At a campaign rally in Szolnok, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán framed the upcoming election as a decisive moment not only for Hungary’s economic future, but also for its unity and...
“They came with money, with an oil blockade, and with spies—but we will not let them influence Hungary’s future.”
“The future and money of your children and grandchildren are at stake if a pro-Ukraine government is formed.”
“Hungary needs a government that can defend the country and ensure it stays out of the war.”
“The most important commitment is to stay out of the war and protect Hungary from external pressure.”
“We call on President Zelenskyy to call back his agents – Hungarians will decide their own future," PM Orbán said.
At the campaign rally in Nagykanizsa, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán warned that the upcoming election will decide whether Hungary remains on a path of peace and sovereignty.
Speaking at a campaign rally in Kecskemét on March 23, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said Hungary has reached a crossroads.
An unprecedented Ukrainian intelligence operation is currently underway in Hungary. Its preparation goes back many months, and elements of the attack can be identified from several other countries as well.
At the 1st Patriots' Grand Assembly in Budapest, PM Orbán outlined a clear political strategy to reshape the EU, emphasizing national sovereignty, coordinated action among patriotic forces, and a coming shift in Europe’s balance of power.
The recording indicates that journalist Szabolcs Panyi, the same guy who recently started spreading the bot hoax, shared FM Szijjártó's phone number with a foreign intelligence service.
During his stop in Hódmezővásárhely as part of his country tour, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán outlined the government’s key achievements and priorities, focusing on support for young people, national wealth, and Hungary’s position on the war in Ukraine.
At CPAC Hungary 2026, PM Orbán focused on what he described as a historic turning point for the Western world, linking recent global political developments to a broader ideological shift and placing Hungary at the center of the ongoing transformation.
Prime Minister Orbán resumed his nationwide tour with a stop in Szentendre, where he delivered a sharp message on energy security, the war in Ukraine, and Hungary’s position within the European Union.