Here are the questions for the upcoming national consultation on economic policy
The Hungarian government has launched a national consultation titled "Hungary can make it" to gather public opinions on a new economic direction.
The Hungarian government has launched a national consultation titled "Hungary can make it" to gather public opinions on a new economic direction.
This morning on Kossuth Radio, Prime Minister Orbán outlined key goals for 2025, promising a year of economic growth, strategic alliances, and a renewed vision for Hungary’s role in Europe.
Fidesz-KDNP MEP Tamás Deutsch criticized the Tisza Party for consistently supporting Brussels’ migration agenda in the European Parliament, “which would turn Hungary into a migrant country by forcing the entry...
On the 68th anniversary of the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán honored the heroes of 1956 while drawing sharp parallels between Hungary's past struggles against Soviet oppression...
At a trilateral migration summit held in Komárom (Komárno) today, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán highlighted the growing panic among Western leaders over the ongoing migration crisis.
The latest EU summit saw Hungary’s sovereignty under siege once again, with Brussels intensifying its efforts to meddle in our domestic affairs.
Prime Minister Orbán, in this morning’s interview on Kossuth Radio's Good Morning, Hungary! program, emphasized Hungary's unique stance within the European Union regarding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
During his visit to Berlin, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán gave an interview to The Pioneer’s Gabor Steingart.
Prime Minister Orbán has called on the European Union to abandon its current approach to the Ukraine conflict and embrace a strategy focused on peace.
In a recent interview with Kossuth Radio, Prime Minister Orbán laid out a series of challenges facing Hungary and Europe, highlighting tensions with Brussels.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán issued a stark warning during his speech at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, pointing out that migration and security threats are pushing the Schengen Area towards disintegration.
During a press briefing at the European Parliament, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán outlined Hungary’s vision for its EU presidency, stressing that the European Union must adapt to face today’s challenges.
Speaking as the guest of honor at a rally organized by Matteo Salvini’s League party in Pontida, Italy, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán praised the long-standing resilience of both Hungary and Italy.