At Thursday’s Government Info press briefing, Gergely Gulyás outlined the government’s position on an unfolding espionage case, linking Ukrainian intelligence activity to individuals connected with the Tisza Party.
At a campaign rally in Esztergom, PM Viktor Orbán warned that the election will determine whether Hungary keeps a national government committed to peace and sovereignty.
Direkt36’s latest article tries to recast a serious national security case as a political persecution story.
In a wide-ranging podcast interview with Mario Nawfal, Prime Minister Orbán spoke about the war in Iran, Europe’s strategic mistakes, the future of NATO, the war in Ukraine, and the...
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.
At a campaign rally in Dunaújváros, Prime Minister Orbán said the upcoming election will decide whether Hungary can remain outside the war, protect its economic achievements, and preserve national sovereignty.
The European Union’s enlargement policy has reached a crossroads, Minister for European Union Affairs János Bóka said on Tuesday at the Budapest Balkans Forum.
Hungary’s National Assembly on Tuesday adopted a resolution rejecting Ukraine’s accession to the European Union, further financial and military support for the war, and initiatives aimed at transforming the European Union into a military alliance.
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.
Speaking at a campaign rally in Miskolc, Prime Minister Orbán framed the upcoming election as a decisive moment for Hungary’s future, emphasizing security, national sovereignty, and the continuation of policies built over the past 16 years.
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.
Following the latest EU summit in Brussels, Prime Minister Orbán outlined Hungary’s position on financing for Ukraine, migration pressures, and growing geopolitical tensions.
At today’s Government Info press conference, Minister Gergely Gulyás outlined a series of key government decisions and positions, focusing on energy security, Ukraine, and domestic political developments.
In his interview with GB News, Prime Minister Orbán said the liberal era in Western politics is over and that a new age is now taking shape, one centered on patriotism, sovereignty and national self-preservation.