PM Orbán marked Hungary’s October 23 national holiday, commemorating the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, with a fiery address, warning that Hungary is facing existential threats not from foreign armies, but...
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán declared on Friday that Budapest is the only viable location in Europe today for a peace summit between the presidents of Russia and the United States.
Prime Minister Orbán delivered a sharp critique of the European Union’s current direction during his address at the plenary session of the Hungarian Standing Conference.
In an interview with Mandiner, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán reflected on Hungary’s growing diplomatic role, his participation in the recent Middle East peace summit, and the country’s position on the...
At the 35th Congress of the Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania (RMDSZ), Prime Minister Viktor Orbán delivered a speech underlining that the unity of the Hungarian nation goes beyond borders.
Prime Minister Orbán gave a sharp warning about foreign influence and economic priorities during his latest interview with Kossuth Radio, declaring that Hungary must remain vigilant both politically and economically.
In an interview with the EconomX YouTube channel, PM Orbán emphasized that Hungary is entering a new economic phase powered by national innovation and strategic support for domestic enterprises.
In a wide-ranging interview with Hetek, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán reaffirmed that protecting Hungary’s sovereignty remains inseparable from defending Hungarian families and the country’s way of life.
Hungary must stay out of the war in Ukraine—that was the core message from Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in his latest interview, delivered after attending the EU summit in Copenhagen.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán described the latest EU summit as more bruising than a cage fight, stressing that Hungary continues to resist pressure over Ukraine’s EU accession and the Union’s war strategy.
Despite broad public opposition, the Tisza Party has officially committed to implementing the European Union’s embargo on Russian oil and gas, a policy that would impose severe economic costs on Hungarian households.
As Hungary moves closer to the 2026 national elections, the prime minister described how the national-conservative movement must adapt to the online space without sacrificing its seriousness or credibility.
Marking the 130th anniversary of the Mária Valéria Bridge, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán delivered a speech underscoring historical lessons, national identity, and Hungarian-Slovak cooperation.