On his way to the European Union summit in Brussels, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán gave an interview to the conservative YouTube channel Patrióta, outlining Hungary’s position on Ukraine’s EU membership.
The Sovereignty Protection Office has identified Internews as a key conduit for funneling U.S. public funds into Hungarian media.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán delivered a forceful speech on March 15, declaring that Hungary stands at the forefront of the fight for sovereignty and freedom.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán appeared on “Good morning, Hungary” on Kossuth Rádió this morning, where he addressed key economic and geopolitical concerns, including inflation, EU policies, and Hungary’s stance on...
At today’s government press briefing, Minister of the Prime Minister’s Office Gergely Gulyás announced that the price margin regulation will take effect on March 17, with enforcement beginning in the second half of next week.
USAID has been quietly bankrolling opposition-linked NGOs and media groups in Hungary, creating an artificial civil society that serves foreign political interests.
For years, USAID has operated under the pretense of promoting democracy and civil society.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán delivered a keynote speech at the 2025 Economic Opening Forum, setting the tone for the country’s economic and strategic direction for the coming year.
Hungary is taking an uncompromising stand against drug traffickers. With a nationwide crackdown launched on March 1, the government is sending a clear message: There will be no safe haven for those who poison communities with narcotics.
In his regular Friday morning interview on Kossuth Radio, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán strongly reaffirmed Hungary’s position on the Ukraine conflict and its economic consequences.
At the second Hungary-North Macedonia government summit in Budapest, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski reaffirmed their strategic partnership, criticizing Brussels' failure to advance North Macedonia’s EU accession.
In an interview with Magyar Nemzet, he emphasized the urgent need to expose and eliminate foreign funding networks operating in Hungary, particularly in the wake of the USAID scandal.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán gave an exclusive interview to TV2's Tények, where he addressed key geopolitical and domestic issues.