Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, in a Friday morning interview, emphasized Hungary's efforts to mediate peace in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, underscoring a proposal for a Christmas ceasefire.
Hungary is embarking on a transformative era in higher education, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced during the inauguration of new facilities at the University of Veterinary Medicine in Budapest.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, in an extensive interview on Kossuth Radio's "Good morning Hungary!" program, shared detailed insights on Hungary’s foreign and domestic policy priorities amidst complex international dynamics.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced his proposal for the next governor of the Hungarian National Bank (MNB) during his regular Friday interview.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán inaugurated the Puskás Museum in Budapest today, marking the culmination of decades of work to honor the legacy of Ferenc Puskás and the golden age of Hungarian football.
At the Carmelite Monastery, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán unveiled a landmark wage agreement poised to bring transformative change to Hungary’s economy and workers over the next three years.
During a press briefing following bilateral talks, the prime minister emphasized the collaborative progress achieved and its importance for regional cooperation.
Addressing the Ukraine war, international diplomacy, and Hungary’s strategy for economic and political stability, he also discussed key alliances and the growing influence of conservative forces in Europe.
PM Orbán emphasized resilience in the face of global uncertainty, highlighting the importance of national strength, readiness, and an independent path.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán delivered an address at the EurAsia Forum. Stressing the urgency of strategic timing and adaptability, the prime minister outlined a vision for Hungary's place in a rapidly changing global landscape.
In an interview with Magyar Nemzet, Minister of European Affairs János Bóka shared insights on the meetings, emphasizing Hungary’s influence in cultivating an open atmosphere for pivotal dialogues.
Hungary is on the brink of transformative changes, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced, outlining bold economic and social initiatives set to redefine the country’s future by 2025.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán highlighted Serbia’s central role in ensuring Hungary’s energy stability, emphasizing that recent geopolitical shifts have made Hungary increasingly reliant on Serbia for essential energy supplies.