Speaking at an anti-war rally in Miskolc, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán warned of escalating European involvement in the Ukraine conflict and reiterated Hungary’s commitment to peace.
Hungary will not be drawn into the war in Ukraine—neither financially nor militarily—Prime Minister Viktor Orbán declared in his Friday interview on Kossuth Radio.
Report on the financing of Ukraine by the European Union and the economic measures required of Hungary in this context
An agreement is close in negotiations on the purchase of the Russian-owned stake in Serbian oil company NIS between Hungary’s MOL, the owner Gazprom Neft and the Serbian leadership.
Designated personnel of the Hungarian Defence Forces (HDF) will assist from Thursday in delivering firewood provided under the social firewood program to those in need
The approach of nation states to migration has changed, partly as a result of everyday experiences among the population, György Bakondi, the prime minister’s chief domestic security adviser, said on Thursday on TV2’s Mokka program.
Hungarian authorities have granted asylum to several individuals who would face political persecution in Poland, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó confirmed on Monday in Budapest.
The governing parties have proven that they are capable of protecting Hungary from even the greatest dangers.
Hungary’s migration policy has proven effective and the government intends to maintain it, Prime Minister’s chief domestic security adviser György Bakondi said on Thursday on public television channel M1.
5 January 2026, Budapest
Riots that broke out in major Western European cities on New Year’s Eve have demonstrated a direct link between illegal migration and the deterioration of public security, Prime Minister’s Chief Domestic Security Advisor György Bakondi said on Monday.
Hungary will not participate in the European Union’s so-called “war loan” intended to finance support for Ukraine, as the government believes the funds will likely never be repaid, Minister Gergely Gulyás said.
In his latest interview on TV2, Prime Minister Orbán declared that Hungary will celebrate a war-free Christmas, though the dangers facing Europe are far from over.
At today's rally of the Digital Civic Circles in Szeged, Prime Minister Orbán made clear that Hungary’s future hinges not just on political continuity, but on national sovereignty and peace.
Speaking after a tense EU summit in Brussels, Prime Minister Orbán described the meeting not as a political consultation but as a war council.