Hungary is now facing the most challenging stage of its flood defense efforts, according to Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who provided a detailed update on the current situation during a...
Hungary's approach to migration and national sovereignty has proven to be not just effective but essential for Europe's future.
In his regular interview with Kossuth Radio, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán reiterated that economic neutrality, a term rarely heard in Hungarian discourse, is key to future growth.
For years, the Hungarian government has been criticized for its tough stance on illegal migration and the importance of protecting Europe’s external borders.
At today’s Government Info press conference, Gergely Gulyás, the minister heading the Prime Minister's Office, revealed the latest key decisions made by the Hungarian government, including talks on EU migration issues and economic strategies.
Hungary’s EU presidency has placed the Western Balkans' integration at the forefront of its agenda, viewing it as a necessary step for a more cohesive and competitive Europe.
Hungary’s EU presidency has prioritized the adoption of a new European Competitiveness Agreement, which Minister for EU Affairs János Bóka emphasized as crucial to reversing Europe’s economic challenges.
In a Facebook post, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán outlined the framework for Hungary's forthcoming "peace budget," a plan aimed at driving economic growth and improving living standards.
At the annual forum in Kötcse, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán laid out a clear vision for Hungary’s future economic success, which he believes hinges on maintaining economic neutrality.
At the Ambrosetti Forum by Lake Como, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán addressed the pressing issues facing Hungary and Europe. The annual forum gathers key figures from business, politics, and diplomacy.
The exclusion of Hungarian officials from a recent European Parliament debate on Hungary's National Card Program has prompted strong reactions from the Hungarian government.
In a candid interview with Index, Hungary's Minister of EU Affairs János Bóka shared his vision for navigating the complexities of European Union politics.
The charge of Hungary hosting Russian spies resembles the plot of several Hollywood box office hits. And once we take a look at the facts, it remains just that: pure fiction.