As in previous years, the latest edition of Human Rights Watch’s annual “World Report” ignores facts and makes wild, unsubstantiated claims about the state of human rights and fundamental freedoms...
In his first interview given to Kossuth Rádió this year, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán discussed the latest pandemic measures, the government’s actions in response to the rise in inflation and...
Péter Márki-Zay, the opposition’s candidate for PM in the April elections, made some odd and unfortunate remarks the other day.
The world of politics, of course, is by definition dominated by the clash of conflicting ideologies and views. There are, however, policy areas where numbers matter more than opinions.
In a marathon four-hour international press conference earlier today, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán spoke about the most important topics that lie ahead for Hungary in 2022.
Freedom and patriotism are the two great traditions of Hungarian politics, "the two great pillars of a thousand-year-old Hungary, and these two pillars are connected by the beam of loyalty," Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said.
French President Emmanuel Macron engaged in talks with the prime ministers of the Visegrád Group in Budapest yesterday afternoon.
The Hungarian Constitutional Court has made an important decision on migration today. Before our critics try to spin this story, let’s get something clear: This decision is only about immigration.
Prime Minister Orbán spoke about pension and wage increases, the vaccination of children between the age of 5 and 11, the conservative European leaders’ meeting in Warsaw last week, and fault lines within the European Union.
While previous, Socialist governments were notorious for taking out large, irresponsible loans and driving up public debt, since taking office in 2010, PM Orbán’s cabinets have sent the IMF packing and paid back a large chunk of those dreaded loans.
Who creates indicator systems? How do they do so and for what purpose? What is their approach to the phenomena they describe? If they are assessing the same phenomenon, why do they occasionally come to different conclusions?
Everyone whose immunity period has expired will be contacted online in December, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told Kossuth Radio's “Good Morning, Hungary” program this morning.