Speaking at the Digital Civic Circles’ anti-war rally in Mohács, Prime Minister Orbán set out his long-term political mission, addressed the war in Ukraine, and sharply criticized the current direction...
At today’s Government Info press briefing, Minister Gergely Gulyás firmly rejected the European Union’s recently adopted migration pact implementation, which sets a mandatory migrant quota for Hungary.
During his visit to Istanbul, Prime Minister Orbán underlined that Hungary and Türkiye are entering a new phase of strategic cooperation—one built on trust, shared interests and a common commitment...
Speaking in Kecskemét, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán reaffirmed that the 2026 parliamentary election will be a turning point for Hungary’s future amid a mounting international crisis. “Next year’s election will...
This morning on Kossuth Radio, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán warned that the coming days would be decisive for Europe’s path — either towards war or de-escalation.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has welcomed the latest wage agreement between employers and employees as another step forward in Hungary’s work-based economic model.
Hungary is undergoing a nationwide reconstruction of its healthcare system, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán declared on Wednesday at the reopening ceremony of the renovated Mazsihisz Szeretetkórház in Zugló.
For years, the European External Action Service (EEAS) has operated as the de facto headquarters of the EU’s pro-war, pro-Ukraine political establishment.
At a major anti-war gathering in Nyíregyháza, Prime Minister Orbán delivered a far-reaching address emphasizing Hungary’s role in shaping a peaceful and secure future for Europe.
Amid peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has issued a stark reassessment of Europe’s position: “It is time to abandon illusions.”
If there were ever doubts about the true nature of the Tisza Party, those have now been put to rest.
In a letter addressed to Ursula von der Leyen, PM Orbán laid out a stark assessment of the current situation and called for a fundamental shift in Brussels’ approach.
In his latest radio address, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán positioned Hungary as a central player in the emerging European peace narrative, stressing that recent diplomatic developments represent a pivotal step toward the Budapest Peace Summit.