Hungary’s National Assembly began its three-day session on Monday, with lawmakers set to debate more than a dozen legislative proposals, according to the parliament’s official agenda.
Bulgaria is an important ally for Hungary, President Tamás Sulyok declared on Monday in Sofia, following his meeting with Rumen Radev, President of the Republic of Bulgaria.
A total of 450 billion forints will be available for research and innovation in Hungary over the coming years, of which 340 billion forints will directly support the corporate secto.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán declared on Friday that Budapest is the only viable location in Europe today for a peace summit between the presidents of Russia and the United States.
“Hands off pensions! Pensions must not be cut — they must be raised!” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán declared in a video posted to his Facebook page on Wednesday.
The security and social problems caused by illegal migration have generated growing tensions across Europe, leading to significant shifts in national migration policies, György Bakondi, said Thursday on TV2’s Mokka program.
The first concrete for Hungary’s Paks nuclear expansion will be poured by February next year — a major milestone that will officially mark the project as a nuclear power plant under construction.
The 20th century was not the age of patrons in Hungary’s architectural heritage — but that era has now come to an end, Prime Minister Orbán Viktor said Monday in Gödöllő.
After more than two years of hope and waiting, the long-awaited news has arrived: Miran Omri has been handed over by Hamas to the Red Cross — meaning the last Hungarian hostage has been freed from captivity.
Supporting and preserving Hungarian communities beyond the country’s borders is a constitutional obligation for every Hungarian government, Prime Minister Orbán Viktor said in an interview with the Transzilván podcast.
10 October 2025, Kolozsvár/Cluj
The foundation stone for the new global headquarters of the World Aquatics (WA), the international federation uniting aquatic sports, was laid on Tuesday in Budapest, marking another milestone in Hungary’s growing role as a hub for world sport.
There are multiple indications that the company behind the Tisza Party’s data-collection app may have connections to Ukrainian national security services, said Tamás Lánczi, president of the Sovereignty Protection Office, in a Facebook post on Tuesday.
The Tisza Party, following Brussels’ lead, wants to mislead Hungarian students about their right to participate in the Erasmus programme and undermine the successful Pannónia Scholarship Programme.
Péter Magyar did not take part in the European Parliament vote that decided — by just one vote — that “extremist Antifa member” Ilaria Salis could keep her parliamentary immunity.