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PM Orbán: Even under difficult circumstances, I am committed to bringing Hungary forward, not backward
Here’s a summary of PM Orbán’s inauguration speech in Hungary’s National Assembly.
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The Soros network is inside the Biden administration
The Soros network is already deeply embedded in the U.S. government, with Governing for Impact influencing the Biden administration's decisions down to the level of concrete wording.
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PM Orbán: The EU’s oil sanction proposal is similar to an atomic bomb
The main topics discussed during Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's radio interview this morning were the war in Ukraine and Hungary's energy security, but he also touched upon the formation of...
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Fake news alert: They just can’t stop twisting my words, can they
In an interview yesterday with BBC's HARDtalk, I reiterated Hungary’s long-standing policy on the war in Ukraine.
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President Áder: The legitimacy of the new government is “beyond dispute”
Hungary’s new parliament held its opening session today; here’s a summary of the key statements.
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Hungarian Interchurch Aid leads international coalition to help refugees in Ukraine
Since being founded in 1991, Hungarian Interchurch Aid (HIA) has been at the forefront of global humanitarian aid, and it has provided full support to those affected by the crisis in Ukraine since day one of the war.
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A stab in the back
The author of this guest post is the director of the Center for Fundamental Rights.
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Sanctions against Russia on oil and gas are not going to solve the war in Ukraine — several European countries agree
Here’s a look at the reasoning behind PM Orbán’s stance and what other EU leaders have said on this pressing topic.
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What assistance has Hungary provided to Ukraine so far?
The government took immediate action when the Russian-Ukrainian war broke out to provide humanitarian aid to refugees. Here’s an update on what we’ve accomplished so far.
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PM Orbán: We believe in nation states but clearly see Hungary’s future as one within the EU and NATO
Sunday’s election results were the best ever, as no party has ever received so many votes since the fall of communism, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said at a press conference in Budapest on Wednesday. The highlights, including some Q&A with reporters.
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Election results will soon be official, so what happens next?
With 98.74 percent of votes already counted and a high 69.54 percent turnout, Fidesz-KDNP secured a fourth consecutive two-thirds majority in the Hungarian National Assembly.
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Case closed: OSCE takes no real issue with the elections
Trust me, they tried hard. But is the OSCE an institution we can even take seriously anymore?