Cultural change is inevitable within the defense forces
The Hungarian Defense Forces are undergoing a major transformation to modernize the force and ensure its continued role in the international community.
The Hungarian Defense Forces are undergoing a major transformation to modernize the force and ensure its continued role in the international community.
A recent survey suggests that there is a sharp divide in opinion among Europeans regarding the arming of Ukraine.
According to the prime minister, the Hungarian position is clear: Hungarian people want their voices to be heard in Brussels, too.
Of course, the largest case of campaign financing fraud in Hungary’s democratic history did not trigger the crowd who’s always so concerned for free and fair elections in Hungary.
Nine out of ten German citizens attribute the crisis to their nation's energy policy.
Although Europeans are ambivalent about the LGBTQ movement, the majority rejects the promotion of LGBTQ ideologies in schools.
A new survey reveals that a majority of Europeans want Brussels to act now to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict and curb sanction inflation.
Despite the fact politicians and members of government sit on boards of higher education institutions within the EU, Commissioner for Education Mariya Gabriel has not disputed the charge that only Hungary would face sanctions for the Erasmus program.
Data from Századvég’s most recent survey indicates that the majority of people in every region of Europe believe that Europe should preserve its Christian culture and traditions while also agreeing that illegal migration is a looming danger to them.
A survey conducted by the Századvég Foundation mapped public opinion on the payment of cohesion and reconstruction funds to which Hungary is entitled.
Deterioration of East-West cooperation is the worst possible news for Central Europe, FM Szijjártó said this morning in Davos.
Here we go again: A German leftist media outlet is calling Hungary anti-Semitic when running out of things to say.
Alexandra Szentkirályi thanked the nearly 1.4 million people who provided their opinions during the consultation on behalf of the government.