During today’s Government Info session, Minister Gergely Gulyás addressed significant challenges arising from the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, including Ukraine's recent threats to halt oil supplies to Hungary...
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán discussed the latest government decisions in an interview this morning on Kossuth Radio's "Good Morning, Hungary!" program. He highlighted Hungary's commitment to advocating for peace and...
PM Orbán has released a detailed report addressed to Charles Michel, President of the European Council, summarizing his recent discussions with key international leaders.
The Hungarian government recently held a special briefing led by Gergely Gulyás, minister of the Prime Minister's Office, and government spokesperson Eszter Vitályos, addressing various national and international issues.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán emphasized in an article published in Newsweek today that NATO's primary mission should be to maintain peace rather than pursue endless warfare.
During his interview on Kossuth Rádio, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán emphasized that achieving peace requires active effort and dialogue, urging Europe to take proactive steps for stability and prosperity.
The tragic death of Mateusz Sitek, a Polish soldier stabbed while repairing a border fence with Belarus, underscores the severe challenges faced by European countries in controlling their borders against organized, armed gangs.
On July 1, 2024, Hungary officially took over the Presidency of the Council of the European Union. The opening ceremony showcased Hungary's cultural heritage and its commitment to strengthening European unity and cooperation.
PM Orbán emphasizes peace and competitiveness as the core goals of Hungary's EU presidency, stressing the need for a unified stance in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, stronger European economic policies, and effective migration controls.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán declared the start of a new era in European politics in Vienna, announcing a political alliance with Austria's Herbert Kickl and Czechia's Andrej Babis.
As Hungary prepares to take over the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union on July 1, 2024, the central focus is set on strengthening European competitiveness.
In spite of the “pro-war pact” formed by the European People’s Party, socialists and liberals, says Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, Hungary continues to build cooperation among European right-wing parties to carry out the will of European voters.
Our critics often argue that Hungary is isolated in international politics. However, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's recent tour across Europe ahead of Hungary's presidency of the EU Council demonstrates the contrary.