Europe is facing serious challenges, and only strong and successful nations will be able to provide answers, Prime Minister’s Political Director Balázs Orbán said on Sunday in an interview with...
Introducing the so-called “Tisza tax” would cause enormous financial losses for all Hungarian families, Government Spokesperson Eszter Vitályos said on Monday in the Fighters' Hour online program
The Hungarian Parliament begins its autumn regular session on Monday with a three-day sitting, during which MPs are expected to elect a new Commissioner for Fundamental Rights and decide on...
In a packed László Papp Arena and before thousands tuning in online, Prime Minister Orbán addressed the Digital Civic Circles with a message rooted in history, perseverance, and national ambition.
The prime minister says Hungary will stay on a growth path despite challenges
The report warns that the capital’s financial difficulties could threaten the performance of public services
Average top-ups paid with november and december pensions; cabinet also launches national consultation on the tax system and reports strong uptake of the “otthon start” housing program
At today’s government briefing, Minister Gergely Gulyás revealed that the government will launch a national consultation on the tax system.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán inaugurated the new Sipos Márton Swimming Pool in Szekszárd, highlighting the facility as a symbol of resilience, community development, and national determination.
PM's security advisor calls for EU to end double standards and reimburse border protection costs
EU affairs minister says Brussels pursues failed policies that endanger peace and prosperity
Hungary has shown that determination and legal changes are key to stopping illegal migration, Balázs Orbán told Nigel Farage
Speaking at today’s Government Info briefing, Minister János Bóka criticized European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s State of the Union address as lacking any real plan for Europe’s economic revival, calling it instead a “war speech”
The prime minister said Hungary prevented over one million illegal crossings since 2015, yet Brussels imposed daily fines instead of support
MTVA said violence and intimidation against journalists undermine democratic public discourse and pledged legal action over the incident