In a wide-ranging interview with PragerU, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán spoke candidly about Hungary’s position in the world, the state of its economy, the EU’s overreach, and the defining role...
As Trump and Putin prepare for a pivotal summit in Alaska, PM Orbán warns Europe risks being sidelined on war, energy, and the global economy — unless it regains its...
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán called for urgent peace talks between European leaders and Russia during his Friday morning interview on Kossuth Radio, while also addressing Hungary’s new family-friendly home loan...
Prime Minister Orbán gave an interview to rapper László Pityinger, also known as Dopeman, in which he reflected on Hungarian public life, societal values, and his personal approach to leadership.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán took to the stage for a candid and strategic discussion, offering sharp insights into generational politics, national identity, economic survival, and Hungary’s geopolitical positioning.
In his regular Friday interview on Kossuth Radio, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán emphasized the government’s renewed push for homeownership and strategic autonomy.
In a forthright exchange with Polish journalist Michał Karnowski, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán addressed the shifting power dynamics in Central Europe.
In his speech at the Bálványos Summer Free University in Tusnádfürdő, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán warned of rising global instability and called for national unity in defending Hungary’s peace and sovereignty.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán used his latest interview on Kossuth Radio to issue a stark warning: "We will never support foreign policy that threatens Hungary’s survival," he declared.
Prime Minister Orbán sharply criticized the European Union’s proposed 2028–2034 budget, describing it as fundamentally flawed and strategically aimless.
In an interview with Ultrahang YouTube channel, PM Orbán shared his views on politics, war, and media manipulation, emphasizing Hungary’s unwavering stance on peace and calling out those who, despite declarations, have vested interests in prolonging war.
The Hungarian government has rejected the EC's proposed seven-year EU budget, branding it as fundamentally unacceptable due to its disproportionate allocation of funds to Ukraine at the expense of cohesion and agricultural support for member states.
In a candid appearance on the Pikk Extra podcast, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán engaged in a wide-ranging discussion with journalists Zsolt Bayer and Áron Ambrózy, touching on the challenges facing Hungary and the wider European political landscape.